when copying folder from one location to another It stops at a corrupt file. Is there a way to skip n continue
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Use ycopy software which is available free in the internet. It will copies all files and skips the corrupt file
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Can you get if off the zip drive onto your hard drive?  Then you'll know if the problem is the zip drive or the jump drive. \n\nAnother technique is to copy just a few subdirectories at a time.  You may have some corrupted files, and this will help identify them.\n\ngood luck
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There are many file splitter software, which will do the work for you.\nSearch the interner for the software\n\nFor the software you can download in \nwww.download.com\n\nHope the problem is solved
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Be sure to copy all files you need from your PC Desktop, MyDocuments, MyPictures,..etc. and the C: root directory because formating will destroy all files on drive C:\n\nI am not sure about the exact steps. I need to reinstall WindowsXP to write them to you.
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u can do it only on one condition backup that particular folder before deleting.(in a cd,pen drive,floppy....)\ndelete it,see if ur pc has been affected due to the absence of the file,if it has then  just put it back where it was simple \nfor further details contact ur local software technician!!!!!!
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Make sure you are in a file-folder window, not a program window...
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It sounds like you have saved to a CD before and it's trying to save to the same location.  Try to save it and change the folder to one that on your hard drive
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make one back up disk of your system then when you get these probs you can copy from the disk and replace the file.
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TRY RUNNING DISK DEFRAGMENTER SUCH ALL SEPERATED FILES GETS JOINED UP...DELETE ALL UNNECCESSARY FILES AND FOLDERS.
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Yup, safe mode is the ticket.  Or get a startup manager like WinPatrol or StartupCop and kill them that way.\n\nSometimes you can just rename them - the next time Windows starts it may balk at the missing file but by then you  don't care.\n\nMake sure when you do a manual delete like this search for copies of that file stored as a "automatic backup DLL" to make sure it doesn't come back and haunt you.
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Well it depends.  Have you tried using Windows Explorer to delete the file, if not then try this first.\n\nIf you get an error message tehn try rebooting your computer and trying again.\n\nIf this still doesn't work then try starting your computer in Safe Mode (restart and keep pressing the F8 key whilst booting up) and try again.\n\nIf it's still not working then start up again in Safe Mode and use DOS to delete the file - you need to key in del followed by the full path to the file.
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Remove it then reload it. The file is corrupt.
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Copy the old files to a folder labeled "Backup_20060627" or something else descriptive.
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Copy & Paste the folder into the message
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You don't, you Un-Rar it first.\n\nuse WinRar - http://rarlabs.com/ to uncompress the file
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its not possible.. u need to attach the items on the folder cause the folder itself wont attch...
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My first answer is, reboot.  Sometimes that's enough to take care of those sorts of problems.  If that doesn't work, open "My Computer" and go to the folder where you've saved it.  Find "Folder Options" in the menus--if you're using Windows XP, go to Tools->View Folder Options.  Then click on the "View" tab.  From there, look through the options until you find "Show Hidden Files and Folders", or something similar.\n\nOnce you can see hidden files, have another look at that directory and see if you've got some hidden files there.  Nine chances out of ten you do.  Look for files that have a name very close to the name you saved the file as and that are hidden files.  Go ahead and delete those ones.  DON'T DELETE THE ORIGINAL, NON-HIDDEN FILE.  If you're not sure, make a copy of the folder before you try it.  Once you delete the hidden locking files, you should be good to go.