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• "Are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?" what adaptation .jpg files to thumbdrive.

  "Are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?" what adaptation .jpg files to thumbdrive.

  Hello

  The USB drive is formatted in NTFS (New Technology File System) or FAT32 (File Allocation Table 32)?

  Windows stores the file on NTFS metadata using a feature called Alternate Data Streams. In other words, metadata is stored in an another 'stream' (an object file with a different identity system) as the stream that contains the file data. Since FAT32 does not support ADS, given in these alternative streams cannot be copied and will be lost if you continue copying.

  If you have all the data on the USB, then you can format the drive. If unsaved data then you must back up the data on the USB key on the hard disk of the computer, and then restore it after perform the format.

  Try formatting the USB drive to NTFS and check if the problem persists. To do this, follow these steps.

  a. Insert the key USB and go menu start, then computer.

  b. right-click on the USB key, and then click Format.

  c. under "File System", select "NTFS" and then click Start. Once the format is done, check if you can copy the files successfully.

  I hope this helps.

• Warning message to turn off "Are you sure that you want to copy this file/folder without its properties" message during the transfer of files and folders on network file servers? »

  Original title: Annoying message of loss of property

  Win7pro x 64 here.

  Is there a way to disable this annoying message "Are you sure you want to copy this file/folder without its properties" during the transfer of files and folders in all of network file servers?

  Pokermon salvation,

  It would be better if post you this question in the forum category below where this problem is related to Windows server 2003.

  Windows Server forums

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  If all goes well, they will be able to solve this problem.

  Kind regards

  Shinmila H - Microsoft Support

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• In Windows 7 when you try to copy files to an external hard drive, getting the error "are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?

  I know there have been a few posts on this in the past, but I have a slightly different query.

  To copy files from my drive NTFS of Windows 7 64 bit for my Western Digital My Book World Edition II 2 GB player manually, not with the WD software provided), for some files, the following message appears.
  "Are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?  The X file has properties that cannot be copied to the new location. »
  After investigation, it appears that Western Digital My Book World Edition II is not NTFS format and is, in fact, driven Linux.
  Their technical support has confirmed that, despite the message, it is safe to copy files and rely on this backup (I want to backup my drive HARD whole so I can do a clean install - so it's really important!).
  Is anyone able to advise exactly what means the message in terms of properties lost?

  If you right-click on one of the files in Windows Explorer, then select Properties, you will see the Details tab of the properties he wouldn't if the files have been copied to a drive not NTFS. They are written in an Alternate Data Stream (ADS), and the FAT format readers include ADS.

  It depends on the file type of the importance of these properties. If you have spent a lot of time, adding titles and comments and authors and authors e-mail addresses to docprops your Word documents, for example, that the work would be lost.

  If you can live with the loss of these properties, go ahead - standard properties will be re-writings in the file when you restore from backup. It's of course time and resources.

  To avoid this problem, format your external drive to use the NTFS system.

  Noel

• DISABLE 'Are you sure you want to copy this file/folder without its property' without formatting the drive to NTFS

  I have several WIN7 SP1 teacher workstation via SMB connection to an OS X Server 10.8.3.  When copy files I get the following warning "are you sure you want to copy this file/folder without its properties.

  I don't have the option to format the location of the copy in NTFS.  The OS X 10.8.3 server must have the disks formatted HFS +.
  How can I disable this setting in custody or thing WIN7?  There must be a method as another server, I have does not have this warning on WIN7 machines.  My another server running Server OS X 10.6.8.  I have not received this warning when copying files using WIN7 OS x 10.6.8 Server.
  I searched extensively, but have yet to see a response that does not formatting of the location of the copy in NTFS.
  TIA.
  M

  Hi Tia,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

• Copy the files from the flash drive on the hard drive but I don't want to copy the files I already have.

  I have Windows XP.  I have a flash drive with many files that I have on my second hard drive.  I just it copies the files that I have on the hard drive and I don't want to have to sit and answer 'yes' or 'no' question about the replacement of files each time that it recognizes a file duplicate. How do I do that?

  When you see this double prompt or not, are there not a checkbox that says something like "Always do this for all files" or something in that sense?
   
  You can manually copy the files. Here is the CTRL key while you click the files you want and then just drag them to the location on the HARD drive.

• Are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties

  I suddenly started to get this message whenever I have try to copy any file on a USB - not just photos or music key.  When I look at the files already on the USB (many courses back years) none of them have properties, but this message only started to appear in the last two weeks. I can get around it by answering simply Yes, but I would like to get rid of the message altogether.  It is extremely irritating, especially if I am copying several files.  I am running Windows Vista.

  This means that your USB drive is unable to support additional file properties.  In short, this means that the USB uses a different format of the file system (FAT instead of NTFS, probably).

  To fix it, you can format the stick with NTFS, but make sure that you copy files from it first (temporarily store on your desktop for example), because the formatting will erase the drive.

• When I drag and drop a file, it creates a shortcut does not copy the file. I want to copy the file instead create shortcut.

  • Drag
  • drop
  • Drag / move
  • copy
  • short cut
  • create

  If you want to make a COPY of the file you drag (leaving the original where it is and make a copy in the place that you drop the file), and then hold down the control (Ctrl) key on your keyboard while you drag and drop, and she must make a copy in the new location.

  Hold down the ALT key should make a link/shortcut to the original.  Now does no key should MOVE the file from the original location to the new location.

• I want to copy the files published on a second computer, do I need to export the catalog or can I just copy

  I find that I edit the files on my phone but I want the files, with their changes to reside on my desktop also.

  I had exported the folder as a catalogue, but can't think of shy, I can't just copy the folder that contains the files in RAW and XMP formats and import the folder on the desktop PC. This option seems to work as well as catalogue option.

  Any reason I should choose one way over the other?

  Use Lightroom 4.2

  Thank you

  Kelvin

  You use the Export as Catalog method.

  There are things in the catalog that are not stored in XMP.

• moving vs copy of files

  Being a packrat and tending to put the files on my desktop, I resolved to clean things up. First thing I did was assign a mark in an appropriate manner.

  Then you select all of the files "Blues", for example, I dragged the in a new folder. About 40 GB of data.

  Finder on muffled, reported that he copied, don't move not. Can someone explain that Finder when I move a file or a bunch of files? He's copying or modification of directory entries or what? How to account for very long time, he wants to copy the files?

  Michael Spencer wrote:

  Being a packrat and tending to put the files on my desktop, I resolved to clean things up. First thing I did was assign a mark in an appropriate manner.

  Then you select all of the files "Blues", for example, I dragged the in a new folder. About 40 GB of data.

  Finder on muffled, reported that he copied, don't move not. Can someone explain that Finder when I move a file or a bunch of files? He's copying or modification of directory entries or what? How to account for very long time, he wants to copy the files?

  To move without copying, press the command key while you drag and drop.

• When you try to copy a file 'trust' in Vista, get the message 'Copy as administrator'

  I have a computer with Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit), in which I am an administrator on the computer. I have a file that is "safe" and requires administrator permission to open. Since I am an administrator, I was able to open the file. But when I tried to cut or copy the file, a message appears that I need administrator permissions to open it! Similarly, some programs that create other files (images, for example) must be open as follows so that you can actually save a picture: right click > run as administrator . If you do not open the program in this way, access is denied when you try to save a picture. But back to my account. Like programs, is it possible that I can 'copy as administrator' or 'cut as administrator'?

  I discovered how to copy and paste files using a single command line. Unfortunately, you can't copy the files, not folders. Here's how to copy a file:

  1. Open command prompt
  2. type "copy" without the "sign, while simple letters
  3. press the SPACEBAR once
  4 type the location of the file you want to copy (for example: C:\Users\default_user\file.txt)
  5. press the space bar once more
  6. type in the destination that you want to copy the file (for example: Folder\destination C:\New folder)
  7. press enter and your file should be copied.

• Copy a file preserved CreationDate

  By using the click-drag can I move/copy a file from one folder to another.  But do so always seems to change the CreatedDate the current date/time.  I want to copy a file and preserve its original CreationDate.

  The only way I know to do it is to use "robocopy" from a command line prompt window

  (WindowKey + R-> "cmd"-> OK)

  with the "/ dcopy:T" option.

  "Robocopy".

  <>http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733145.aspx >

  HTH,

  JW

• Copy the file into BPEL

  I want to copy a file to both folders and then delete the original file in a BPEL process. The file is large (100 MB), so I don't want to read the contents of the file. In addition, the process is started by another process, so I'll have to do the synchronous copy or read/write.
  Is this possible in BPEL 11 g?

  I also faced the same problem.
  You can use Sync Read to copy the file into the file system. Check the details here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E21764_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_file.htm#CHDEEDGC

  You need to replace the options in the file JCA that these options are not available in the wizard. Test and let us know if it works.

• Copy the files of the ASM disk (file system)

  Hi all
  
  I want to copy the files from the DSO to the filesystem (separate drive). is it possible... ? If yes how can I do this...
  
  can someone give me a helping hand for this?
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Max

  Max wrote:
  Hello

  I use version 11 GR 2.

  Please see,
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16102/asm_util003.htm#sthref951

  HTH
  Aman...

• Copy the file from one drive to the keyword one another &amp; missing tags

  Hello

  I use LR 2.7.  I want to copy a file from one disk to another disk with the same file name.  I thought that you could drag the file, but it is not copy the file into the other drive, can you explain what I need to do?

  Also, I tried to import the file to another drive, but it does not copy the keyword tags.  Is there a way to do this?

  Thank you

  Barb

  There is absolutely no problem with a lot of files. I think that most people are this way.

  To merge a catalog in another, open a catalog and then-> import from catalog and Lightroom point files to your catalog on the other.