Duplicate Files?

[Guest]

I did a search on my system for all (*.MP3)files, and it showed 2 of every
file I have. But if I selected one of the two and deleted it, they both
disappeared. Are there really two of each file, I have all my mp3 files
located in one folder and in that folder, there is only one of each.

 

[Sharon F]

I did a search on my system for all (*.MP3)files, and it showed 2 of every
file I have. But if I selected one of the two and deleted it, they both
disappeared. Are there really two of each file, I have all my mp3 files
located in one folder and in that folder, there is only one of each.

Check the properties of the files to see if they point to the same location
or two different ones.

 

[Brian A.]

I feel we have an imposter since I am not the one that posted the Q.
Otherwise it's the first another Brian A. I've seen since I've been in the
ngs.

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[PA20Pilot]

Hi,

Just a guess, but you might find one of the entries is really just a
notation in your /recently used something or other folder and not really
a copy of the file.


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[Sharon F]

Just a guess, but you might find one of the entries is really just a
notation in your /recently used something or other folder and not really
a copy of the file.

Which is why I suggested checking the location listed in the file
properties. These will show the path to the file(s) in question.