Windows 10: Not a problem. Just a question.

If I created a shortcut on desktop and later decided to Drag/Drop it to a folder in my ext. hdd, I would get a message asking for confirmation..............................




Question :
What's wrong without its properties ?

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Thanks very much for your kind feedback.

It's for hearing comments like yours that we all work here at the My Phone team.

Thanks,

Carlos

 

From what I could find out, this seems to mean it won't copy any "permissions" in the properties of that file. Don't think its a big deal. Also found out if you try the Copy command instead of dragging it, you might not get that error msg. I have never run into that error msg before, but, I don't use Drag N Drop ....hope this helps you David. *Smile

 

I tried Copy/Paste and Copy To.
Result : same message.

It does not stop me from using it from my ext. hdd. So, it is not a problem.

 

Ok is the external drive formatted the same as your internal drive?? This problem can happen if your trying to copy from a NTFS style to a Fat32 style. But, I believe that's its only the Permissions in the property of that file that are removed.

 

My ext hdd is in Fat32.
But the shortcut is merely a copy of an answer from a forum.

Correction : My ext hdd is in NTFS