JFolder::create: Could not create directory Warning! Failed

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You can go to the menu : "Help --> System Info" in your administrator site and then go to tab "Directory Permissions" to view what directory need to have permission to write. You must CHMOD those directory to 777 and then all the problems will be solved

//alak

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