"Item not found" bug when moving or renaming files/folders

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       #11

    Tried it and sadly it did not work.
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       #12

    OK Then my guess is that the fresh install is not so fresh! Did the PC come with Win 7 installed? If so how did you do a "fresh install"? If not pre installed did you upgrade sometime to Win 7?
    EDIT
    Just checked the times of these posts. Are you sure you followed that link completely, if so you did it very quickly?
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       #13

    mitchell65 said:
    OK Then my guess is that the fresh install is not so fresh! Did the PC come with Win 7 installed? If so how did you do a "fresh install"? If not pre installed did you upgrade sometime to Win 7?
    EDIT
    Just checked the times of these posts. Are you sure you followed that link completely, if so you did it very quickly?
    This was a fresh fresh install. I swapped the mechanical HDD with a 512GB Crucial M4 so I needed to install Windows. It was Windows 7 Ultimate + SP1. The "item not found" error was there right from the start.

    And yes, I used option 2 and logged in to the Super Admin account and the registry edit/hack still did not work.
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       #14

    But the idea of going into the Default admin was to see if the problem was still there, I didn't mention trying the registry hack. I would NEVER advise anyone to touch the registry without first making a backup. Was the Win 7 disc an original and did it come supplied with the PC? If you would like to complete your system specs it would save a bit of time!
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       #15

    mitchell65 said:
    But the idea of going into the Default admin was to see if the problem was still there, I didn't mention trying the registry hack. I would NEVER advise anyone to touch the registry without first making a backup. Was the Win 7 disc an original and did it come supplied with the PC? If you would like to complete your system specs it would save a bit of time!
    Yes, the error was still there in the Super Admin account. The Windows 7 I installed was an extra copy I had lying around. System specs are also updated.
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       #16

    Then I guess the spare copy was corrupt somewhere. Was it an OEM copy from another PC perhaps. Suggest you get an original MS disc and try that!
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       #17

    mitchell65 said:
    Then I guess the spare copy was corrupt somewhere. Was it an OEM copy from another PC perhaps. Suggest you get an original MS disc and try that!
    No sir, it was an original MS disc. I really want to fix this error without losing any of my data... It is really annoying.
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       #18

    Well if as you say this started from day one of the new install did you not already have you data saved to an external source from the old HD. If so can you not try a new install and reinstate the data from the old stored source?
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    mitchell65 said:
    Well if as you say this started from day one of the new install did you not already have you data saved to an external source from the old HD. If so can you not try a new install and reinstate the data from the old stored source?
    Nope, I replaced the HDD immediately, so this SSD is the only place where I have the data. I'm not worried about backing up data, I'm worried about losing installed programs and settings and such.
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       #20

    Bells are ringing!!! When you say "and settings and such." What settings and did you know that the problm existed before you changed these setting? What settings have you edited and how?
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