The one I was trying to delete is 265mb.What’s the size of the files?
Okay, not that big. I saw someone had a similar problem with very big files, but probably a different problem then.The one I was trying to delete is 265mb.
Yeah it's very strange. I've never seen it before. I've deleted files 10 times that size and they just go instantly.Okay, not that big. I saw someone had a similar problem with very big files, but probably a different problem then.
You can try to delete the file by shift-delete, that should bypass the discovery part. But then the file is permanently deleted and you won’t be able to retrieve it from the recycling bin. And it doesn’t solve the copying problem.
I tried it again today and it deleted it with no "preparing" so I don't know what got into it the other day.Okay, not that big. I saw someone had a similar problem with very big files, but probably a different problem then.
You can try to delete the file by shift-delete, that should bypass the discovery part. But then the file is permanently deleted and you won’t be able to retrieve it from the recycling bin. And it doesn’t solve the copying problem.
I've had files do something similar where they won't delete, a reboot of my PC has fixed it every time... so far.I tried it again today and it deleted it with no "preparing" so I don't know what got into it the other day.
The PC I'm on now is my everyday old system that is Windows 10. Occasionally the Explorer box will hang up when trying to search for something and you can't close it without going into task manager to reset it. But I do restart it once every week.I've had files do something similar where they won't delete, a reboot of my PC has fixed it every time... so far.
The PC I'm on now is my everyday old system that is Windows 10. Occasionally the Explorer box will hang up when trying to search for something and you can't close it without going into task manager to reset it. But I do restart it once every week.
I was doing that until my power button failed a couple of years ago. That's I went to the once a week thing. It takes Chrome about 30 seconds or more to open up a new browser window so I know about the hanging up thing.I restart mine every day... and it's not very old... but it is very, very full which slows it down a lot, and causes some hanging issues.
I was doing that until my power button failed a couple of years ago.