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• Error: Copy Photos "Windows has encountered a problem wen trying to copy this file.

  original title: copy files confuses computer!

  When I try to copy photos on my drive E or D (which I've done a thousand times) it now says ' widows has encountered a problem when trying to copy this file "... What do you do? ".. . as I have a shaky choice! ' cos it gives the options... How *, it's that ' cos they must be aware of * advertising but feel so safe in their ivory towers! What's wrong. Help, please. MikeW

  There are two approaches you can take.

  One solution: you can copy files into smaller "chunks" until you identify the file that causes the error, and then try to find out what is the problem with this file.

  Another solution is to download the program "Robust copy" (Robocopy) to Microsoft and it allows to copy your files.  You download and install in the Windows 2003 Resource Kit (works fine on XP).

  Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit:
  <>http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=17657 >

  Once installed, you can open a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the command:
  Robocopy "C:\photos" 'E:\photos' /R:5 / s
  Where "C:\photos" will be replaced by the source directory, and the 'E:\photos' is the destination directory.  the "/ S" option will copy the subdirectories and the R:5 option retries 5 times on error before moving on to the next file.  Errors should be displayed on the screen and I found errors of command line to be more descriptive than GUI errors.  There are a lot more options, but this should help you get started.

  HTH,
  JW

• What does the option "copy photos to the photo library?

  I explore this now app Photos (worst name ever) and I wanted to import photos in Photos. The problem for me is I want to let the pictures where they already are. I'm not interested in a database or the system that hides the pictures of me in the finder. I want to be able to right click and reveal in finder - "export image" is a terrible choice.

  So, I see an option to check in the preferences. It reads: "Copy pictures to the photo library" but has no explanation as to what that means or does. This is what it will move my photos if I select copy? (their disappearance from the original file)? It will resume photos - clutter up my drive? If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  So many questions and I can not find an answer to any place. Even the help files had nothing that I could find.

  It reads: "Copy pictures to the photo library" but has no explanation as to what that means or does. This is what it will move my photos if I select copy? (their disappearance from the original file)? It will resume photos - clutter up my drive? If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  Default is 'Copy photos to the photo library' enabled.  Then the pictures will do exactly that. Any Photo that you import pictures is copied in the photo library and managed by pictures. You can remove the original outside the library after you have verified that it imported properly.

  If you disable the option, pictures reference the file in its original location and does not copy it.

  This configuration is not recommended because you have to manage photos on your own. If you delete photos of Photos, you must delete the original outside yourself. You cannot use iCloud photo library with referenced files and if dot nee restore you from a backup library will need films to another drive, you will need to manually reconnect all originals. It is subject to errors.

  If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  It will not work. Two Photos will ignore changes to Photosho or lose the connection to the original file. To use an external editor in pictures use extensions to change Photos photo editing panel. Let the pics to send the original to the external editor.

  This help page explains how the import options work:

  https://help.Apple.com/photos/Mac/1.0/?lang=en#/pht12e7a8015

• I am trying to copy photos to a CD - RW disc nine, the message indicates that the disk is write-protected, what should I do.

  I am trying to copy photos to a CD - RW disc nine, the message indicates that the disk is write-protected, what should I do

  Hello

  You can follow the steps below to solve the problem:

  Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  1. click on Start, typeregedit in the Start search box and press ENTER.

  2. navigate to the following key:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies
  
  3. If the key exists, go to step 7.

  4. in case the StorageDevicePolicies key does not exist, you must create a new.

  a. right click on the empty field and select new > key.

  b. name the new key as StorageDevicePolicies.

  5. turn on highlight StorageDevicePolicies, and then create a new DWORD called (32-bit) as WriteProtect.
  6. double click on WriteProtectand set its data value to 0.

  7. If the key already exists, double click on WriteProtect and change its value from 1 to 0 to allow write access.
  8. exit the registry editor.

  Check whether the problem is resolved.

• Import: Copy Photos as Digital Negative (DNG) and add to the catalog

  I am importing existing (on disk) Camera RAW (.) CR2) photos in Lightroom.

  I read that it is a good idea to convert Camera RAW files to DNG, so I chose the option copy Photos as Digital Negative (DNG) and add to the catalog.  I also chose to backup the files when you import on an external drive.  DNG files that are created are copied into the new central repository on my hard drive where I keep all my photos that are managed by Lightroom.  The original. CR2 files are left where they were originally.

  I have two questions:

  1. is there a justification to keep the original. Cr2 files in the old file once I converted to DNG in the new central repository?

  2. When does the backup import Lightroom backup of the original. CR2, DNG format files on my external hard drive. Does make sense?  If the disk containing my. How can DNG photos breaks down, I use the container backup. CR2 files if Lightroom is expected to make them. DNG ones?

  Thanks for the ideas!

  acresofgreen,

  Of course, it is a matter of opinion, but once you've decided to switch to DNG, and you converted your CR2 files, I would empty the original CR2 on DVD files, I hope never to be looked at again.  Then include your DNG in a normal backup routine that includes an external hard drive on the spot and online, the off-site source as well. The backup in place when importing is not intended to save the newly created, just DNG the imported the files themselves.  In rare cases, the conversion of the DNG format has a little problem and until you have a chance to look at each image, keep the original CR2s somewhere, but not necessarily easily accessible, is logical. My backup, comments also to point 1 above.

  The f

• Is it possible to copy photos from my iPad on a USB

  Is it possible to copy photos from my iPad on a USB?

  You can do this via your computer: import pictures and videos from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch to your computer - Apple Support

• message from startup problem: imac photos: er zich een has doing voorgedaan bij het recovering bevoegdheden van (an error occurred in restoring the powers)

  message from startup problem: imac photos: er zich een has doing voorgedaan bij het recovering bevoegdheden van (an error occurred in restoring the powers)

  Do you mean, there is an error message about problems with access rights? (toegangsrechten?)

  Where your photo library is stored? In your pictures folder, or on an external drive?

  You share the photo library with another user?

• DVD-R/CD burner drive is not allowing me to copy all files on the disc it says "" problem copying '.

  I have a Dvd-R/CD player David encoder and I uninstalled Roxio because it allows me to copy onto a Dvd - r. But now windows won't allow me not to one, it gives just this error message:

  «Problem copy»

  Windows encountered a problem when trying to copy this folder.
  What do you want Windows to do? "

  I think it might have something to do with the fact that I had there before only on cd player, but I don't know because windows does show that it is a Dvd Player when a dvd is in.

  Hi SanithDemil,

  ·         What it shows as in Windows Explorer?

  Method 1: Run the next Fixit tool to check the issue.

  Your CD or DVD drive cannot read or write media

  Method 2:

  Step 1: Uninstall and reinstall the Device Manager DVD player. Automatically search for updates to the firmware on the manufacturer's Web site.

  a. click the Start button and then right click on my computer. Click on properties.

  b. click on the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.

  c. now, expand the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drives, click with the right button on the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive and click on uninstall.

  d. restart the computer.

  Step 2: Log on to the manufacturer of the DVD drive and install the latest updates from driver\firmware.

• Copying photos

  I am running Win XP Professional Edition, version 2003, Service Pack 3 (beyond that, I don't know!). I'm putting images (jpeg, for the most part) ON a 4 GB SD card that I can use it in a digital photo frame. I got 231 photos on the card using a card reader/writer, but I have more photos to add and when I try to move or copy photos to the card (via drive 'F') he says: "cannot NOT COPY (image name) the DIRECTORY or FILE IMPOSSIBLE to CREATE.

  What does that mean? And how can I add more photos on the map?

  SOMEONE PLEASE HELP! I'll buy a new card if I have to!

  I am running Win XP Professional Edition, version 2003, Service Pack 3 (beyond that, I don't know!). I'm putting images (jpeg, for the most part) ON a 4 GB SD card that I can use it in a digital photo frame. I got 231 photos on the card using a card reader/writer, but I have more photos to add and when I try to move or copy photos to the card (via drive 'F') he says: "cannot NOT COPY (image name) the DIRECTORY or FILE IMPOSSIBLE to CREATE.

  What does that mean? And how can I add more photos on the map?

  SOMEONE PLEASE HELP! I'll buy a new card if I have to!

  =====================================
  Simple solution is to copy the files in folders.

  There is a limit to the number of files that can be added to
  the root directory on a memory card.
  (this number varies depending on the type and the capacity of the card)
  John Inzer - MS - MVP - digital media experience

• Problem copy with Dos command

  I have a Windows Vista laptop that wasn't signing in Windows & browsing the trunk upwards. He tried to solve the problem but could not.  I replaced the laptop for now and try to restore all the old data.  Unfortunately a very important file is not in the original backup.  I was able to get into the back of command on the old laptop and found the file I want to restore.  I have a USB key that I can add & delete on it but I am having some problems copying the files on it.  I hope that there is someone here who could help refresh my memory to make it work.  I really need this file.

  I have 2 separate files in the following directory for backups of my product of the emails:

  Backup directory: c:\users\Linda\Documents\Incredimail

  File Names:                                                                  File Size:

  2011 11-23-IncrediBackup - Linda M.ibk 26,253,299,746

  2011 12-16-IncrediBackup - Linda M.ibk 28,204,879,070

  That's what I tried:

  backup c:\users\Linda\documents\incredimail > copy *.ibk f:

  Error message: the parameter is incorrect.

  c:\users\Linda\documents\incredimail backup\2011-12-16-IncrediBackup - f: Linda M.ibk

  The system cannot find the specified file

  f:\copy c:\users\Linda\documents\Incredimail Backup\ * .ibk

  The system cannot find the specified file

  Can anyone help with this?

  Thank you

  OK - this is great, this post more later for me (we) do know how things are going...

  I was surprised by the error message (error: the parameter is incorrect.), usually, you can see the error - not enough free space on the disk (device).

  If you use flash with computers disks, you can format all the drives to NTFS flash. Format NTFS is WIndows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and of course you know WIndows 8. Older Windows (such as Windows 98, Windows 95) knows that FAT32.

  The maximum NTFS file size is about 16 TB (of 16 000 GB).

  Perhaps mean you - why is the default to FAT32 ?

  Some modern TV, VCR (DVD) or the satellite receiver USB input and you can Plug the flash drive into this devices - you can see the pictures on TV, that are saved on the flash drive, or you can record a TV show on the flash drive, which is plugged into the TV (or VCR (DVD) or the satellite receiver) , but this devices know only FAT32 format.

  LC

• Invites to insert the disc in the drive when you try to copy photos on CD - R or DVD + R

  COPY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS SENT BY E-MAIL ON A CD - R OR DVD + R

  I'm trying to copy photos that have been sent by e-mail to me on a drive.  What is the right way to do this?  When I think close to execution of this task, I got my disc is ejected and it tells me to insert the disc in the drive?  What I am doing wrong?

  I'm trying to copy photos that have been sent by e-mail to me on a drive.  What is the right way to do this?  When I think close to execution of this task, I got my disc is ejected and it tells me to insert the disc in the drive?  What I am doing wrong?

  ===========================================
  If you copied (recorded) the photos in a folder on your hard drive?

  The following article is maybe worth a visit:

  Windows Vista-
  Burn pictures or videos to a CD or DVD
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-pictures-or-videos-to-a-CD-or-DVD

  If this does not work... the following link may be worth a visit:

  Windows Vista Solution Center
  http://support.Microsoft.com/ph/11732#TAB0
  (scroll to the bottom and select: "your CD or DVD drive cannot read or write media")

  Good luck...

  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 *.

• Copy photos to e-mail in the pictures library

  How can I copy photos from photo library e-mail when there is no option to 'stick' to the library?  I use Win7.  PIX is taken with Blackberry.

  You can select to save the attachment, or use the option import of photos with your phone.

  Also you can right click to the pictures, one at a time and select Save image as, name it, make sure that the option file is jpg or jpeg format.

• HOW TO COPY PHOTOS TO A CD ON MY PC WINDOWS 8?

  How can I copy photos to a cd to 'my pictures' on my windows PC 8?

  The same way would normally would before Windows 8.  Put on the CD and when it asks, choose 'Open folder' to see all the pictures.  Then drag-and - drop in your image folder to copy them.

  If the CD asks you how to open it when you put it in, a quick shortcut to open the file Explorer is to press Windows + E.

• How can I copy photos from I photo library of lightroom on my computer laptop mac pro?

  How can I copy photos from I photo library of lightroom on my computer laptop mac pro?

  Hi billtrac,

  If you have Lightroom 5 or above, you can use the Iphoto Import into Lightroom plugin to import images from Iphoto to Lightroom.

  Refer to this tutorial: Opening Import plug-in for Lightroom FAQ

  Kind regards

  Claes

• I have Photoshop CS3 and copied photos in. NEF (RAW) format to the computer (Windows 7), but they did not open. WHY?

  I have Photoshop CS3 and copied photos in. NEF (RAW) format to the computer (Windows 7), but they did not open. WHY?

  Then CS3 with ACR 4.6 is (at best) naturally obsolete as ACR 8.6 is necessary.