Disclaimer: If you switch your computer into Developer Mode your downloads will be erased.
Please be careful with this knowledge and don't do anything stupid. There is a definite risk when you do this so be advised.

This how-to is for those who can work with the command line or at least know what it is and for those who have files on their Chrome OS that like to have organized.

Step 1: Take out the battery and flip the switch that puts your computer into Developer Mode. This is so that you can access the command line.

Step 2: Turn on the computer and let it do the switch-over.

Step 3: After that has been completed then log in and let Chrome install your extensions and whatnot.

Step 4: Use the keys "ctrl + alt + =>" where the arrow is the forward button. Normally this would be "F2" on other computers. To exit the command line you use the back button instead.

Step 5: type in the username which is chronos. This will log you in.

Step 6: type "ls" that is the letter L not I. This will show you what folders you are currently viewing. To go into that folder you have to type "cd nameoffolder."

Step 7: You should be in your "chronos" or home folder so you need to go to "user"
so type "cd u" and hit tab. It should give it to you right away. Then hit enter.

Step 8: Type "ls" again and view the folders now. There should be a Downloads folder.

Step 9: Type "cd Dowloads" or you can hit tab after your halfway through downloads. Here is where you are going to make your folders.

Step 10: To make a folder you are going to have to use the "mkdir" command. This is short for "MaKe DIRectory." So to create a folder you need to type "mkdir nameoffolder" if you have spaces in the name you have to use the backslash "/" instead of a space.

Step 11: To remove a directory or file you just have to type "rm nameoffolder."

Side note: to Go back to the folder you were just in, all you have to type is "cd .."