Copy files crash windows 7 x64 professional

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  1. kathy025
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    Windows 7 Professional SP1 x64 (OEM)
       New #11

    Are you still drag-and-dropping?

    1) Go with the more traditional copy-paste (as suggested).
    2) Try copying in smaller chunks. Have you tried this?
    3) Click the the "More" button in TeraCopy, it should display the status of files being transferred. See if it hangs on a particular file.
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  3. yaraovento
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    Windows 7 x64 Professional
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       New #12

    Thanks guys, that is what I'll do. Break up the jobs and babysit a cp.

    Many thanks for your attention and contribution! At least I tried.
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