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Was I going too fast? Or is my User account corrupt again? Do I need a new hard drive? Any help is greatly appreciated. I am going to try to recreate the problem tomorrow when I have some free time to test it. There was no problem deleting the files and folders. (I have had experience with that causing a file management problem before. I didn't rename the folder to a longer path.

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Or is my Windows corrupt? There was a thumbnail file I left in the folder but that should not cause a problem.

Was it because I was going too fast? I am not sure if the file was left from a cut or a copy as I was going so fast. I accidentally double clicked one and the jpg wouldn't display in the viewer.

I had cut or copied some jpgs and noticed that they were left in the original folder still.

My other problem now is when I was cutting and copying and pasting files from one window to another very quickly. ( I am considering a new hard drive but I don't know if that is the problem).

The it happened again so I rebuilt the account again. Since this was only happening on the user account and not on the C drive, I rebuilt the administrator login and it was fine. It would create a 0 byte file with no extension with the name of the previous folder name. I am using Windows XP and I recently had a problem with the user account causing problems when I renamed a folder.