Windows 10: Can't add tag to file in Windows Explorer: "error 0x88982F8F: The size is unexpected".

See title. How to solve this issue?

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Windows Explorer/file Properties Details not displaying tags


I'm trying to tag documents so they can be found easily but I don't have the option to add a tag to a file. The Details panel in my Windows Explorer does not display tags in the list of properties. Also, when I right-click a file, go to Properties and then click the Details tab, tags are not listed there either.

Is there a way to turn this feature on? Thanks in advance for any help.

 

File tags

I using win 10 build 17763. When adding tags in file explorer to a photo, if you have details view enabled, file explorer will show metadata on far right of screen. if you click on Tags: you can enter a tag. While typing, there is an auto-fill list that
comes up you can use. I have added names and places to this list, but only one or two show up when I try to use them on the next photo. I'm hoping there is a Master List somewhere that I can edit. I don't know if it has a max size, and that is why my new tags
are not being shown. Plus there is a lot of them that I don't use.

Thanks- Larry

 

Explorer: deleting files-How to skip 'An unexpected error' by default?


Was deleting a (very) large number of small files. System is getting unresponsive and I need to wait 3-4 minutes before anything is happening.

After finally the 'instruction' to delete was given ('OK' at 'Are you sure?') Windows Explorer starts.
Deleting may very well take half an hour or an hour, so I went away to watch TV or do something else.

Then after returning I noticed an error warning (explorer halted):

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1 Interrupted Action
An unexpected error is keeping you from deleting the file. If you continue
to receive this error, you can use the error code to search for help with this
problem.
Error 0x80070050: The file exists.

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I then tag: "Do this for all current items" and click [Try Again]
Deleting then continues.

Question:
how to configure Explorer that this is the default, meaning to say, that Explorer will continue, no matter what.
So deleting will go on, unattended.
Right now it halts...

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