My JPEG files is to copy themselves!

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• JPEGs copying themselves

  When you try to remove photos unique my documents, my JPEG files is to copy themselves again and again... need to get rid of them, because he is now 93 copies of about 20 photos and MUCH computing space is to be stifled!  Help please.

  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.

  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.

• JPEG by copying themselves... Help please.

  My JPEG files is to copy themselves over and over again when I click on them to remove them individually from My Documents / what to do to get rid of them entirely?

  Hello

  ·         You did it changes on your computer?

  1. try to delete the file in safe mode. To start in safe mode follow the article: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true

  2. try to do a scan on line using the Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner: http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm

• My Jpeg photos keep copy themselves

  My Jpeg pictures to keep copy (93 times) when I try several times to remove my Documents individual photosfrom

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

  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.

  Good luck...

• After you import an image (.jpeg) file for the Photos on my Mac app, can I safely delete this image file to save space on my hard drive?

  After you import an image (.jpeg) file for the Photos on my Mac app, can I safely delete this image file to save space on my hard drive?

  Yes, you can remove the file from the imported image, if you have imported the image as managed.  IE preferences in ave Photos settled on "import: copy items to the photo library" being the default.

  

• How can I use a JPEG file as a background image for my vi to 8.5

  Im working on a vi that I intend to help as part of an alarm system.  I would use a JPEG file of my house as a background image for the vi, or possibly to just display in a window on the control panel.  I've seen people use their own images before, but never looked at what it was.

  Im trying to use the 'read JPEG' file vi and the flattened pixmap 'draw' vi to achieve this.  The vi works, but nothing shows up on the front panel.  If I try to create a "new image" flag out of the flattened pixmap 'draw' vi, I get a blank white window on the front panel.

  Any advice?

  Thank you

  The image could be there just not to come to the right place in the image control. What is the control relative to the image? Must be a JPEG file or can you just copy as a bitmap to the Clipboard and paste it on the front panel? Can you put a photo and the unworking VI?

• Computer hangs during the transfer of 16 jpeg files.

  Recently, I replaced my Toshiba Satellite M40 PATA hard drive and reinstalled Windows XP SP3.  Subsequently, I find transfer more than 16 jpeg files (approx. 1 MB each) at the same time causes the computer freezes.  I have to shut down the computer and restart and sometimes the computer is 'always' Hung/frozen after restarting Windows (mouse move no keys, ctrl + alt + delete work does produce no action) which necessitated my stop down and restart the computer again.

  This problem occurs during various methods of transfer-to transfer pictures from my card SD using the scanner and camera or Nikon transfer software, trying to copy and paste pictures from the SD in an empty folder, and the problem occurs even when I try to spend more than 16 images from a folder in another.  I tried to transfer images from a folder with the computer in safe mode and the problem occurs when I try to transfer a little more than 16 images at once.  (my SD card, has about 60 images on that.)  There is no error message or any other message - the computer simply crashes.

  I did not have this problem before reinstalling XP.  There seems to be no limit to the size of the transfer that I could perform. I can't wait to find out how I can remedy this problem.  I am familiar with writing code, check the registry, etc, but I'm good enough following the simple procedures.  Thank you for your help.

  Original title: file transfer causes XP to hang, no error message

  Hi RobertMorouney,

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  In addition, how are you doing today?

  You have a problem with the computer hung on the transfer of files on Windows XP. This can be very frustrating for you, and I appreciate the efforts you have put in. Let us work together as a team and try to get this fixed number.

  Method 1-

  Step 1-

  Trying to transfer files in Mode without failure.

  Check out the link-

  To start the computer in safe mode

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true

  Note: Make sure that you get the computer back to Normal Mode after performing all the troubleshooting steps.

  Proceed to step 2, if the problem does not occur in Mode without failure.

  Step 2-

  I recommend you perform the clean boot.

  Placing the computer in a boot minimum state helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. You must perform the steps in the article-

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  Note: Make sure that get you the computer to a Normal startup after performing all the troubleshooting steps.

  Method 2-

  I wish that you run a Chkdsk command on the computer.

  Check out the link-

  How to perform disk error checking in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315265#Method1

  Note: The Chkdsk command will try to fix bad sectors on the hard drive. All the data on these sectors may be lost. The computer could go to a State no boot as well. Proceed at your own risk.

  We know if you need help. We will be happy to help you. We, at tender Microsoft to excellence.

  Thank you.

• Vista seems to be corrupt JPEG files which XP was ok with

  JPEG files which I have kept for many years and transferred on CD have been very well until I changed from XP to Vista a few years previously. My work with videos and still images has been very well with Vista t but glancing back older jpegs, I find that the copied versions on XP to Vista have a high percentage of images corrupted. It's complicated by the fact that Vista will not recognise the CD with XP.

  Can I recover files corrupted on Vista?

  There are forum copious comments on Vista corrupt JPEGs, yet Windows answers hardly addresses the issue (on the last page of 50 pages of customer problems).

  I wonder if I've lost these photos forever?

  Stewart Robertson

  New Zealand

  pH

  No guarantee... but it may be worth trying to install
  a UDF reader:

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

  Free... Volume UDF - 7.1.0.95 player
  http://www.Roxio.com/enu/support/UDF/software_updates.html
  (Filename: updateudfreader_7.exe)

  If this does not work... and the CD are very important... the following
  software retail sales can be worth a try:

  IsoBuster
  http://www.IsoBuster.com/
  (Windows XP, VISTA, 7)

  Contents of the help of IsoBuster
  http://www.IsoBuster.com/help.php

  Starting with IsoBuster
  http://www.IsoBuster.com/help.PHP?help=110

  More... info...

  If some of your photos are corrupt... There are programs
  designed to get back them... a Google search for
  Recover corrupted JPEG files
  Maybe worth a try...

  The following programs are not free, but the demo
  versions will be preview files that can be recovered.

  PixRecovery
  http://www.OfficeRecovery.com/PixRecovery/

  Stellar Phoenix digital media recovery
  http://www.stellarinfo.com/digital-media-recovery.htm

  JPEG recovery
  http://www.hketech.com/JPEG-recovery/index.php

  Good luck...

• Vista is corrupting my JPEG files

  I have Vista for several years now and there has been a recurrent injury. + 40% of the time when I create or copy a JPEG file. The JPEG format is corrupt. It got to the point that I came back to my XP machine if I need to do something with a JPEG image. My last gambit was to reference the URL of an image that I wanted posted to eBay. I logged on to ebay to my Vista machine and referenced the URL of the image that I wanted and when I posted to eBay that it was corrupt (he resembled a composite multiple images into one). When I performed the same operation from my machine XP image has been transferred without problem.

  Y at - it a fix for this problem?

  Hi Douglas,.

  Follow these steps:

  Method 1:

  Create a new user account and see if the problem is recurring in the account newly created.

  If the problem does not persist in the new user account, it could indicate that your old user account is corrupted.

  For instructions on repairing the corrupted user profile, see repair a user profile corrupted .

  Method 2:

  Scan a file system (CFS) checker on your computer and see if that fixes the problem.

  SFC tool scans system files and replaces incorrect versions of system files by using the correct versions.

  Learn How to use the tool File Checker system to resolve missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7 system files

• Cannot open in only two JPEG files.

  I was not aware of this problem until recently, so I can't tell you when it failed.  I went to search for images in the file and now they won't open.

  I tried in the Gallery of photos, paint and PhotoShop CS2.  I get errors of each of them as written below.

  MS Photo Gallery: Photo Gallery can't open this photo or video.  This file format is not supported or you do not have the latest updates to the photo gallery.

  Paint: C:\Users| Owner | 2009 | 07. IMG_3618.jpg Paint cannot read this file.     Is not a Lea bitmap file, or its format is not currently supported.

  PSCS2: Could not complete your request because we find a unknown or invalid JPEG marker type.

  In his only two files that are July and August 2009, so the files were fine until recently, but it may have been several months since I looked inside.

  I have Vista Home Premium, I believe.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi BWildAussie,

  ·         Are you able to open other.jpeg files in MS Paint or Windows Photo Gallery?

  ·         You did it of any material changes or software on the computer before this problem?

  ·         What is the file size of JPEG files?

  For now, I suggest you to copy two .jpeg files to another computer and check if you are able to open them.

  Please provide us with more information so that we can help you in a much better way.

  Concerning
  Joel S
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to change a photo that has been edited from Photoshop Elements psd file in a jpeg file and always keep "layers" or RGB functions that were suppose to be included and automatic with this program.

  When I try to 'save' the photo, I get a warning popup, saying only save as copy, as jpeg will not support the "layers".  The site that I want to download my photos requires jpeg only, but it must have space color Adobe RGB or sRGB...

  suezans89729982 wrote:

  When I try to 'save' the photo, I get a warning popup, saying only save as copy, as jpeg will not support the "layers".  The site that I want to download my photos requires jpeg only, but it must have space color Adobe RGB or sRGB...

  Your thread earlier today deals with the question of the layers, the JPEG file format is not supported. If you want to save the file with layers, save as PSD. To load the referenced site, save the file in JPEG format as well. After you have downloaded, remove the JPEG file if you are short of space.

  Go to Image > mode and make sure the RGB color is checked. When you go to file > save as, in JPEG, the ICC profile is sRGB IE C61966 - 2.1 (on my current test file).

• I need to change my retouched a psd file in a jpeg file without losing the layers.

  When I try to "save under" a jpeg file, a warning window tells me I have to save it as a copy I'll lose my layers? Please notify.

  suezans89729982 wrote:

  When I try to "save under" a jpeg file, a warning window tells me I have to save it as a copy I'll lose my layers? Please notify.

  JPEG file format does not support maintaining the structure of the layer.

  Suggest you save critical files such as JPEG and PSD.

• Cannot save file from CC 2015 to Lr as a jpeg file.

  Hello.

  Thanks for the help.  I was on the phone with a form of Adobe technology for at least 45 minutes after, wait at least one hour support to get to him.  After 45 minutes and him having to take control of my computer, it says that it cannot be done. So, thanks for the advice.  I really appreciate the time you took to answer my question.

  After that I went to the psd in the Preferences tab I can now save images from CC 2015 in Lr as a psd file.  But when I'm done with all my improvements now want to flatten image and save it in jpg format s and send, Photoshop/Lr does not save it in the Lr catalog, but it saves it in the bridge.  Is it possible to save it as a jpg file to Lr?

  Hi Theo,.

  I'm sorry that you waited for a long time during the call.

  Although Theo, what is happening here that when you take the image from Lightroom to Photoshop which is actually a .tiff format.

  As you said have you flatten layers, you can save in Jpeg format, but surely, that reflect back Lr.

  As when we press the Save as command in photoshop, it's one more copy of that image and it ask you for the location where to put it.

  If this copy automatically imported to Lightroom return.

  The best way you can do here is that you can save as JPEG in the same folder where is your original and then you can go to lightroom-> right click (ctrl + click (MAC)) on this folder and then click on synchronize.

  This will open the dialog box and gives you the ability to import to Lr without opening the import window.

  Of this a way you can put this JPEG file in the same catalog.

  Let me know if it works for you.

  Thank you & best regards

  Jitendra Khatwani

• How to save JPEG files in PSE5.0?

  Ok. Newby Q again.  How the hell do we know what to choose when it comes to saving an image in JPEG format?  the following three boxes will appear:

  IMAGE OPTIONS:

  QUALITY >

  FORMAT OPTIONS:

  REFERENCE >

  PROGRESSIVE >

  SIZE:

  up to 2 Mbps?

  As a general rule, if you are going to archive your photos in JPEG format, you want to save in top quality as possible. It would be with the slider to the right or the number "12".

  Usually, "Standard" would be the way to go. He wrote the photo in a single pass on the screen.

  "Progressive", wrote the photo 3-pass across the screen and is usually used to download and view files in a web page.

  The dialog box of 'size' you refer gives you the approximate time (in seconds) you need to download the internet photo with 56.6 bps. (dial up) At least the weather is referenced for dial-up internet to the PSE5. If the speed dialog box gives you this information, [1]; size of the photo (in KB) [2]; time to download (in seconds), [3], internet high speed of reference.

  If you are considering a re-editing your photos at a later date, consider saving in a lossless format. The PSD and TIFF file formats support save layered and don't 'compress' the file whenever it is worked on. "PSD" is the native format of Photoshop, so it could be argued that it would be the better of the two. Since a scanner mode "Lossless" would save in TIFF, Photoshop would need convert PSD files. A jpeg file would be better suited to a photo in which the editing process has been finalized and is heading to the printer, or maybe aunt Martha in an E-mail.

  One last thought is that the quality allows you to "jpeg", a file and the size of the file itself, is largely dependent object. For example a photo that you intend to make public on "Flickr" must be sized down and and jpegged to average quality. Present in case the photo is uploaded, your work will not be in full resolution and quality, therefore limiting its usefulness to viewing only. In any event, a photo uploaded on the web absolutely must be a COPY, not to alter the original in the way that I have described.

• Photos, convert and replacement RAW to JPEG files

  Hello!

  I've been googling and looking for forums of Apple, and I've not found a way to do it again. I'm not sure that it is still possible.

  I have a MacBook pro with a nice little SSD. Take RAW photos is gourmet area, and many of them lying around. Is there a way to replace the RAW with a JPEG photo-generated file to save space?

  I thought to export to JPEG, removing the RAWs and import JPEG files, but then I will lose the album information they contain.

  Is there a way to transform the RAWs in JPEG, then delete the RAWs to save space? Or is it easier to simply delete?

  Any response would be highly appreciated!

  Export and re-import are the only way to replace the originals.

  And it takes if ensure that the original RAW have been deleted from your library and iCloud, before you reimport the JPEGs or Photos will be STINKING RAW format. At least, this happened to me several times.

  You could try to export and import after assigning the name of the album as a keyword. Each album individiually, export

  According to reimport the photos create a form of album pictures of the last Import.You can aalso use the albumname keyword to search for them.

  When all goes well, remove the keyword, you no longer need.