When I try to move some picture files into another folder, I got a copy of it
in my C: drive. When I deleted them, I got copies of the copy. I gave up when
I got to copy 10 on the file. How do I get rid of them and make it stop
making copies of files I want to delete?
This happened to me sometimes too if I am highlighting one file and
another and another to delete them in one command - somehow I move the
mouse wrong and I get copies of everything I have highlighted thus far.
And then I go to mass delete those and I move the mouse just wrong and I
get copies of copies.
Try closing the window & going back and deleting. If going back after
opening a new window doesn't work. instead of highlighting the file to
move it normally to move it, hit control-A, which highlights all in the
folder. Then hold down the cntrol key and click each highlighted file or
folder to un-highlight them, butdo not unhighlight the files in question.
Then when you have only those files left as highlighted, use the "edit"
button of Win explorer, and choose to "move to a folder "- not the
standard move command. Then you direct the files to be moved to a folder
in a different way.
This probably is way off but it's what I'd try.
...D.