Copying from external HD or network folders

dbenyakar

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Hi Everyone

I am new here and new to Windows 7 which I installed on the weekend in order to run my media through the Win7 MC.

I ran into a problem when I try to copy from external HD (USB external drives) or shared network folder.

Every time I try to copy something, and it doesn’t matter how I do it whether it is CTRL+C or right click and then Copy, Windows Explorer crashes.

This is very annoying since I have to then switch to Vista (dual boot) and do it from there.

Is this a known problem?
Are there any workarounds or solutions to this?


Regards
Danny
 

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wtf...

Hmm... sounds quite unusual... Do you have any anti-virus on the Windows 7 Partition? Run a scan and check the out come. Also please specify your Windows 7 Build.
 

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It is not the USB port that crashes Windows Explorer. When I connect Disk on Key I can copy from that, but when I connect the external HD (LaCie 750GB) and I try to copy from the HD then Explorer crashes.

This is however also happens from a shared folder, when I try to copy from there, again, crashes Explorer.

BTW Im using Windows 7 release 7100. Is there a newer release than that?
 

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No, you are already at the highest build (aside from the RTM build, 7600)

For a last resort, you can clean-install Windows 7 again. If you want to keep your settings, programs etc, do the following:

1.Open Windows Easy transfer, Easy transfer will prompt you...

"What do you want to use to transfer items to your new computer?"

select the option: External hard disk or USB. After that, it will prompt you again. Select: "This is my old computer". Then it will collect settings and it will ask you where to save the file. Save it anywhere you can remember then later...(go to number 2)

2.Copy that file to A USB/CD or upload it to a file hosting site like RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting.

3. Do the clean install, then on the clean install Windows 7, open up that easy transfer file that it saved, it will extract the settings from the file, and, hopefully, that should fix the problem.

If you have problems understanding what I wrote, you may reply back to me and ask or, watch a youtube video on how to do it.
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
HP Pavilion DV6-6090
OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
CPU
Intel Core i7-2630QM 2.0 - 2.9 GHZ
Motherboard
Unknown
Memory
8GB Ram
Graphics Card(s)
AMD Radeon 6770M + Switchable Intel Graphics
Sound Card
Beats Audio
Screen Resolution
1366 x 768
Hard Drives
Laptop Hard Drive: 1TB
FreeAgent Go: 250GB
FreeAgent 2: 1TB
PSU
Stock
Case
Stock
Cooling
Stock
Keyboard
Stock
Mouse
Some generic HP mouse XD
Internet Speed
Download:125Kbps
Other Info
USB 3.0, LED Screen, Fingerprint Reader, Beats Audio 4 Speakers, Blu-Ray Drive.
It is not the USB port that crashes Windows Explorer. When I connect Disk on Key I can copy from that, but when I connect the external HD (LaCie 750GB) and I try to copy from the HD then Explorer crashes.

This is however also happens from a shared folder, when I try to copy from there, again, crashes Explorer.

BTW Im using Windows 7 release 7100. Is there a newer release than that?

DB

I hate to disagree with a fellow user but there are many, many newer build. there is 7177,7201,7260,7264, and 7600. All builds up to 7260 will register with RC keys.

Could you go into event viewer (type event viewer in search), goto the windows log>aplication tab and tell us what errors (lines with red mark on them) are there?

thnaks

Ken
 

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i always use "teracopy", better then the inbuilt copy-move.
 

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Where did you acquire this copy of Windows 7?
 

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