title: Visual Studio, the folder is not being generated
body: <p>I have defined a Win32 Application in Visual Studio and named my project as "Test". The structure that has been created and shown in Solution Explorer, is as follows:</p>
  
  <pre><code>- Test
  - - References
  - - External Dependencies
  - - Header Files 
  - - - stdafx.h
  - - - targetver.h
  - - Resource Files
  - - Source Files 
  - - - stdafx.cpp 
  - - - myMainMethodHere.cpp 
  - - ReadMe.txt 
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>It also created a project in the file system at the following path: 
      C:{ path }\Visual Studio 2017\Projects\Test\Test</p>
  
  <p>The thing is, in IDE, when I create a new folder or upload existing file (I do it from IDE by right clicking - Add - Existing Item for existing files and Add - New Filter for a folder), whether I create it under Test dir directly or under Source Files, the folder/files uploaded are not shown in Windows Explorer (in the file system). The only files that pop up in the file system are those created as new items, but if I am adding existing ones, they won't reveal in my project's dir. Due to this, when I upload existing files, I get 'no source found' error in the references (include), and even if I specify the directories included (by right clickcing a project - properties - VC++ directories - include directories), the error is still present as no files being physically added to my project's dir. </p>
  
  <p>How to fix it?</p>