Windows 10: BT Cloud Problems

I recently registered with BT Cloud and saved a few documents and photos to it. It now appears that a lot more documents and photos than I had intended have been saved to it as well, how I don't know. When I try to delete files only one file can be selected at a time, holding down shift does not permit multiple selection as far as I can see. The files are then deleted to a deleted folder, however the whole process has to be repeated to completely delete the files. For a large number of files this is going to be extremely laborious and time consuming. I have not been able to get a meaningful answer from BT on line and a series of internet chat question and answers that another person has had with a similar problem appears to have had a similar negative outcome.
Files can be deleted from the Desktop BT folder which is like a File Explorer window. These appear to be files which are synced to the computer and are accessed by clicking on the BT desktop icon. Sometimes it is possible to access what I think is called the BT Dashboard ( I have not found a definitive way to do this however) which gives access to the files held in the cloud and it is from this core set of files that I am trying to delete files.
Does any one know of a way to bulk delete files from the core folder on the cloud itself. Failing that how do I completely remove my BT Cloud folder from the internet.

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error 0x80004005: unspecified error - when trying to copy files to another drive

error 0x80004005: unspecified error - when trying to copy files to another drive.

copying files from BT Cloud in Windows 10, to Toshiba external hard drive, BT Cloud Files.

Any help please?

Thank you

Stella

 

Bluetooth on WP7.5

I'm not sure you could say that WP7 has a lot of problems in this area. It is not a supported feature now, or in Mango (7.5). So it actually can't send or receive from any phone.

Note there is no file system, so there would be no good way to find a file and 'click' send via BT, and if you received a BT file, there is no place to put it you could access. This could conceivably change, but as it stands, no BT file transfer protocol
is supported. We e-mail, and/or use the cloud for file transfer.