Windows 10: "desktop.ini file not found or no read permission" when zipping folders

some of my folders in documents after the most recent system update have been popping up with "File not found or no read permission." when getting to the file "desktop.ini" when trying to zip them, preventing me from zipping them. moving or copying it does not fix the issue, it creates a new problem folder.
looking for said problem file has come up with nothing, despite me having full read/write privileges.
i looked around and saw no similar problems around the site and im not sure what to do.
i did a virus scan while writing this question, nothing.
a couple weeks ago, i had 2 power losses, so made sure my system was fine.
i ran sfc /scannow. it claimed to find some messed up system files and said it fixed them.

and chkdsk /f /r. the result said nothing was wrong.

im out of guesses here as to what could be causing it.

any help? if needed: i do have a secondary operating system if its needed.

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When I use Windows compression (preferred way, fast and simple), I get the error "File Not Found Or No Read Permission."

I used WinZip, and it zips, but I found some files - the ones seeming to halt the process, are now listed as being modified December 1979 - hardly the case.

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