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I'm running Windows X/P Home Version
Some times when a I select a number of files for Deletion, the folder is automatically populated with copies of the files as I select them. So for instance I would select a dozen or so files to be deleted and next thing I've got are copies of each of those files.
Do you know how to prevent that from happening cause I'm at my wits end trying to get it to stop doing that. It seems to only happen when I start selecting over 5 or 6 files for deletion.
Thanks for your help
Some times when a I select a number of files for Deletion, the folder is automatically populated with copies of the files as I select them. So for instance I would select a dozen or so files to be deleted and next thing I've got are copies of each of those files.
Do you know how to prevent that from happening cause I'm at my wits end trying to get it to stop doing that. It seems to only happen when I start selecting over 5 or 6 files for deletion.
Thanks for your help
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