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• When you click on some of the files they make copies of themselves

  I had 20-30 files of text on my desk that I wanted to delete, but whenever I click on them, copies appear.  This happened to me once before with a set of worksheets, I tried to remove.  Spreadsheets were contained in a folder and I was able to delete the entire folder and eliminate the problem.  This time, the files are on the desk, and I don't know how to get rid of them.  I tried to make a new folder to move in but several copies appear on the desktop.  System Restore has not changed anything.  How can I stop this?

  Thank you.

  The Office has a record as well.

  Try right-clicking on the button start and open or explore users.

  Explorer opens to the section where the user profile folders.

  If you drill through them, you will eventually find a folder for the office and the files that you see on the desktop appears.

  So try to delete at this point or a method "copy / paste" to relocate where they can be more accessiable for you.

• Windows history 8.1 file - number of Copies she made?

  I have Windows 8.1 and establish the history of the files by using the default settings for the backup frequency (once every hour) and the frequency of removal (keep it forever) and cache offline limited to 5% of disk space.  I'm on a 2 TB external drive backup.  How many versions will remain - each of them because I chose to keep it forever?  It won't fill up extra storage space fast enough?  Maybe I don't understand how it works, but this will make 24 copies every day (assuming that my computer is on and active) and does not stop until my storage is full?  It seems it would be better for me to get back up once a day and keep for a month only so that there would be about 30 versions to avoid using a storage space.  I don't need or want versions of months there in any case.  No explanation on how this process works would be appreciated!

  Hello Lisa,.

  Thank you for keeping us posted.

  I would like to provide you with the information that the file history is a backup application that protects your personal files stored in the libraries, desktop, Favorites and Contacts of the folders on the computer all the time. Thus, to take periodic backup of the shared folder on your computer, you must first make sure that the location of this folder is added to the library.

  The history of files periodically (by default every hour) analyzes the file system for changes and copies the files changed to another location. The frequency of the scan for files modified on the computer can be severed from 1 (default) time to 10 minutes.

  In the configuration of your network, whenever the server is turned on and connected to and when other users on the network changes a file (which occurs only when the server is enabled), the file history feature will be able to detect this change in what happens in the next 10 minutes and takes the modified file backup.

  This approach eliminates the need to set up a backup schedule and let the computer idle and turned ON for an extended period of time.

  Also, I suggest to refer to the article below and check if that helps.

  Historical files explained

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dn448546.aspx

  Protect the user with history of files files

  https://blogs.msdn.Microsoft.com/B8/2012/07/10/protecting-user-files-with-file-history/

  I hope this information is useful.

  Please let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.

• How to prevent automatic unwanted copies when I select several files?

  When I select 8 or more files to move, delete, modify, etc. as a group, XP automatically copies.  I pointed out the copies to remove them and get copies of copies. For example, the files in my music, newspapers, etc.  Is this a malfunction, or y at - it a setting I can change to stop this?

  Del

  When I select 8 or more files to move, delete, modify, etc. as a group, XP automatically copies.  I pointed out the copies to remove them and get copies of copies. For example, the files in my music, newspapers, etc.  Is this a malfunction, or y at - it a setting I can change to stop this?

  Del

  =============================
  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Multiple copies of jpg files multiplying like rabbits!

  I have the same problem and it's not because I accidentally drag them. In addition, when you try to delete these copies, it is faster to select several photos at once and then click once to remove. He is a Royal in the buttock pain when working with a large number of photos that I am. There must be a solution for this?

  (I also write an article at the end of the)
  a message that brings a different solution)

  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  If_Yes_accidentally dragging the selected
  pictures is the problem. This occurs when
  quick selection of files.

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial, I wrote
  for XP offers a few ideas:

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Oops... multiple copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Also see the following article:

  Trouble fixing: stop Windows copy
  Files accidentally when Ctrl-click selecting
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/fixing-annoyances-stop-Windows-from-copying-files-accidentally-when-CTRL-click-selecting/

• Multitrack session: how have session reference copies of BACKUP files and not the originals?

  Hello.

  Back to the Audition 1.5, I mainly to save a session as and have it save copies of all files in the same folder as the file .its. Since getting CC of the hearing, I found the option to save files through the session export multitrack and saved the project successfully with its project files... However, I find that hearing CC is still reference the original files when I open the session rather file referencing the backup files in the folder.

  So my question is... How do I get Audition to reference CC and make use of the backup files, rather than the originals? My reason for doing this, it is simply because I have a large archive of SFX files and do not want the changes recorded in the original accidentally files. I want basically, each session to be autonomous and no risk of harming the integrity of the original files, I reuse SFX for different projects all the time.

  If I was not clear enough, please ask and I will try to explain my problem.

  Thank you.

  masarudaimon wrote:

  However, I find that hearing CC is still reference the original files when I open the session rather file referencing the backup files in the folder.

  So my question is... How do I get Audition to reference CC and make use of the backup files, rather than the originals?

  I studied this earlier today, for a different reason, and Yes, it is a bit strange - although explicable. The thing about 'Export', is normally the session expected to be open on the same computer, where it was then used. That will happen, is that the session would open on another machine, and all tracks marked as 'offline' should be linked to the hand to the copy of the file in the folder.

  Personally I don't think it's particularly useful either. The problem is that if you make a copy of the files, you also make a copy of the session file and is not really what you want here, is it? You want a modified version that does not require all the relinking etc.

  Unfortunately, I think it's 'as expected '. But, I'll put a request for the behavior to be changed, so that the .sesx export file reference saved copies, as it is much more logical to me as well as you, I think!

• Duplication of files

  Keep a copy of the files themselves and appearing on the desktop, most of them seems to be MDM files. I deleted and they just reappear, I get to copy 130 on some, help?

  Keep a copy of the files themselves and appearing on the desktop, most of them seems to be MDM files. I deleted and they just reappear, I get to copy 130 on some, help?

  ===================================
  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy xxxx.xxx

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial, I wrote
  for XP offers a few ideas:

  Also... There is a link to another method
  at the end of this tutorial.

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  In the case of the files on the desktop...
  Right click your Start button and select Explorer...
  You should see Office at the top of the file tree.
  Double left click Desktop to display the directory
  in the right pane.

  On the left, click the search button in the toolbar.

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...
  (all selected files must have the prefix... A copy of...)

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Also see the following article:

  Trouble fixing: stop Windows copy
  Files accidentally when Ctrl-click selecting
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/fixing-annoyances-stop-Windows-from-copying-files-accidentally-when-CTRL-click-selecting/

  Download and install free Windows XP PowerToy "TweakUI".

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Windows XP downloads
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Windows-XP
  (Search for TweakUI featured downloads tab)

• Files and folders-photo will not delete, keep the reproduction

  Windows XP, Internet Explorer 8,.

  I try to delete multiple photos and whenever I hit ctrl, hold down the key and left click on photos, remove, they breed

  and now I have more than 68 copies of less than 10 images, help!

  Windows XP, Internet Explorer 8,.

  I try to delete multiple photos and whenever I hit ctrl, hold down the key and left click on photos, remove, they breed

  and now I have more than 68 copies of less than 10 images, help!

  ==============================================
  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial, I wrote
  for XP offers a few ideas:

  Also... There is a link to another method
  at the end of this tutorial.

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Oooops... multiple copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Also see the following article:

  Trouble fixing: stop Windows copy
  Files accidentally when Ctrl-click selecting
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/fixing-annoyances-stop-Windows-from-copying-files-accidentally-when-CTRL-click-selecting/

• resizing pictures, now I have a lot of copies

  I'm done with 3,4,5 or 6 copies of each photo I have! How can I remove duplicates?

  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial, I wrote
  for XP offers a few ideas:

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Oooops... multiple copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Also see the following article:

  Trouble fixing: stop Windows copy
  Files accidentally when Ctrl-click selecting
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/fixing-annoyances-stop-Windows-from-copying-files-accidentally-when-CTRL-click-selecting/

• Remove a photo from the "my pictures" file

  When I try to remove a pic of "my pictures" file it automatically copies multiple copies of the same image right back in the file create dozens of copies. I can't stop him this. Please tell me how to.

  Thanks, I found someone else had had the same problem (on this site) and followed their advice. I have now deleted the 100 copies or more of the same 6 photos!

  Thanks again and a very good site.

  Rod.

• Office continues to copy pictures, that I was transferred from a memory card, and now I have 18 copies of 120 photos on my desk and that you cannot delete!

  I transferred photos from a memory card on my desk but it keeps trying to make copies without end of the photographs and whenever I try to delete them, it makes more copies.  My office is invaded by the copies of copies of copies of pictures.  Help!

  Copies are displayed when you try multiple
  Select for deletion?

  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial will be
  a few ideas:

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Ooops! More copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

• copies of photo-Comment can I remove copy several at a time

  on my photo file, I copied somehow 4 times, how do I remove copies without IE one at a time

  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial will be
  a few ideas:

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Ooops! More copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

• How do I remove my Photos file photos

  How TOD eleating pictures from the my pictures file

  When deleating photos to a folder in My Documents / my pictures photo will delete but then a copy of the photo deleted in the same file. How can I stop to save the copy.

  When deleating photos to a folder in My Documents / my pictures photo will delete but then a copy of the photo deleted in the same file. How can I stop to save the copy.

  ================================
  The info might be useful:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Required for .mp3 files ID3 tags?

  I recently bought a rocket (2 GB + 8 GB SDHC) to use on Suse Linux 10.1.  I have updated the firmware of the rocket to V01.01.22A.

  I quickly discovered that the "rocket" does not display a directory and file names, but the ID3 data. I also discovered the CD I ripped with Clary gave ID3 and present as unknowns.  So, find mutagen (python code that implements ID3 stuff) and writes code to add the tags I thought would be important, for example (ignore the line TCON for awhile):

  Tuxr. Demento 30th Anniversary Collection (CD 1) = > mid3v2 - list-gross *.
  RAW IDv2 tag info for 03. The Elements.mp3:
  TCON (encoding = 3, text = [u '57'])
  TAREK (encoding = 3, text = [u'Dr.]) ([Demento = 30th Anniversary Collection (CD 1)'])
  TRCK (encoding = 3, text = [u '03'])
  TPE1 (encoding = 3, text = [u 'Tom Lehrer'])
  TIT2 (encoding = 3, text = ['03 u. ([The Elements'])

  RAW IDv2 tag info for 05. Charlie Brown.mp3:
  TAREK (encoding = 3, text = [u'Dr.]) ([Demento = 30th Anniversary Collection (CD 1)'])
  TRCK (encoding = 3, text = [u '05'])
  TPE1 (encoding = 3, text = [u 'The Coasters'])
  TIT2 (encoding = 3, text = [u'05. Charlie Brown "])"

  RAW IDv2 tag info for 06. Dungeons and Dragons.mp3:
  TAREK (encoding = 3, text = [u'Dr.]) ([Demento = 30th Anniversary Collection (CD 1)'])
  TRCK (encoding = 3, text = [u '06'])
  TPE1 (encoding = 3, text = [u'The Dead alewives])
  TIT2 (encoding = 3, text = [u'06. ([Dungeons & Dragons'])

  A file copied by itunes long time presents:

  Tuxsounds of the Islands > mid3v2 - list-gross *.
  RAW IDv2 tag info to 04. Let the Guide your Heart.mp3 love:
  COMM (encoding = 0, lang = 'en', / / desc = u 'iTunNORM', text = [u' 0000192D 000019F8 0000E1A4 0000BDFE 00007A0A 000079F0 0000817F 000080E1 0001DC05 00004EE0'])
  TCMP (encoding = 0, text = [u '1'])
  TPE1 (encoding = 0, text = [u 'Torla, Gayle'])
  THOMAS (encoding = 0, text = [u '2002'])
  TIT2 (encoding = 0, text = [u'Let Love Guide Your Heart ""])
  EVEL (encoding = 0, text = [u 'iTunes v4.9.0.17'])
  TRCK (encoding = 0, text = [u'' 4/19])
  OPC (encoding = 0, text = [u'1: 1'])
  TAREK (encoding = 0, text = [u'Sounds of the Islands])
  COMM (encoding = 0, lang = 'en', / / desc = u 'iTunes_CDDB_IDs', text = [u'19 + 957CE2ACB34B27EDE59206D31FC80BC6 + 2748326'])
  TCON (encoding = 0, text = [u '(80)'])

  The works of reading itunes file, those that I've updated unknown/unknown/track display data during playback, and I don't see what could miss with the exception of this kind (see thread some MP3 files are not recognized by rocket).  So I added that TCON I said to ignore for a bit and that didn't change things.

  So, are there other ID3 tags that are a must have?  Another oddity, it's that when I plugged the "rocket" in the Windows box, I was pleasantly surprised to see that Windows Explorer displays metadata when you right-click on a file and select Properties.  However, the files that I have problems with had their metadata displayed.  Open the contextual menu properties, but the data were empty.

  I'll try to drop the 0 TRCK and a few other things.

  I just noticed the encoding = 3 in my files.  I better go learn what it is all, if things set of character, it could be a problem of ascii/utf-8.

  Yes, Yes, I use MonkeyMedia or something else, but this means the implementation of Samba or the transfer of several GB of data around this laptop.

  I redid my experience of coding UTF-8/ISO-8859-1, this time take an mp3 file, making 16 copies of it and the definition of artist/album/song/track with each of the 16 possibilities.  I knew that the song would be displayed with an encoding, so I used that to save each permutation.  I used the first character to specify the encoding used in the editing software, so the 0c3a0s0t3 song meant c3 = artist/composer in 3 encoding (UTF), a0 = album in coding (ISO) 0, s0 = 0 coding song and t3 = encoding 3 track.

  I don't know if the track is displayed everywhere.  The artist and the Album appear as unknown in 3 encoding and while the song arises to 3 encoding, changed - the top 3 goes and the rest is converted to uppercase.  Odd.

  So I guess that means that the "rocket" does not handle UTF.  I think I can live with that, but I have a few drives in Russian, and I could get into trouble with different classic tracks.  (Who would have more problems with illegal characters in filenames FAT, I was trying to use album and follow channels under the names of directories and files.)

  I'll mark this as the solution, assuming I say that...

• Recover files that were deleted from the Recycle Bin

  I need to recover a word file that has been deleted from the Recycle Bin.  An easy way to do this?

  It is not really easy, but it may be possible (depending on whether or not the file has been replaced and a number of other factors).

  If you have Vista Business, Vista Ultimate or Vista Enterprise, you can be lucky.  They have so-called saves shadow copies, which are deleted or modified files that can be recovered in case changes/deletions made by mistake.  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/features/shadow-copy.aspx more information about how to use this feature to: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/howdoi/?p=145.

  If you have Vista Basic or Premium of Vista, shadow copies is not available; However, there is an alternative that is free and the shadow copies feature called Shadow Explorer. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/recover-files-with-shadow-copies-on-any-version-of-windows-vista/.  Although it will not help you this time, it could very well save you in case this happens again.

  In case this does not work (not all files are available through shadow - it occurs periodically), here are some additional free recovery programs that might help:

  http://www.r-TT.com/

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/DiskDigger.html

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/easusdfr.html

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/restoration.html

  http://www.SoftPerfect.com/products/FileRecovery/

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/undeleteplus.html

  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  http://techpaul.WordPress.com/2008/06/23/how-to-recover-your-lost-files/

  The files are not really deleted until they are crushed (although they are no longer available through conventional methods).  If you decide to try these recovery programs, you should stop using your drive hard immediately in order not to replace the data that you are trying to recover.  He slave on another PC and launch the recovery of this PC.  Even now you have definitely lost some of them if you use the same PC.  If you can not do this (slave on another PC), you run the risk of overwriting the data with every action you do on the PC (but you may still be able to recover some or most or even all files - it's a matter of luck).

  Only you can decide if the data is important enough to take the PC to an expert data recovery to recover files (they will have better programs and hardware to do that none of us do, and I've provided above).  Do NOT go to the Geek Squad or one of these centers of store-, they generally don't know what they are doing - it take for expert data recovery.  It will cost you a little and they generally offer no guarantees.  The decision is yours.

  Good luck and I hope this helps!

  Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.