Why does it get stuck when I move a file to another folder or delete it?

Cause: Found the wrong folder.

1. First turn on the computer, double-click the computer shortcut icon on the computer's desktop to enter the computer's explorer.

5. Then in the pop-up window, you can see the location where the file is saved.

Did you accidentally click on the wrong folder and move the file somewhere else?

There are generally the following types of cases:

The file has been corrupted and there is a problem when it is moved, in which case it has to be copied again.

I made a mistake or accidentally moved to another place when I made a mistake. You can select it again in a different folder.

The file has been hidden, find the folder option setting Show All Folders.

If these three situations are not the case, then it is estimated that there is a problem with the computer, if the file is particularly important, then use data recovery software to recover it.

I also set the folder properties of the whole computer to "don't show hidden files and folders", so the folders that can be seen on other people's computers will not be visible on your computer, hehe.

The solution is very simple: 1. Double-click "My Computer" on the desktop, click on the top "Tools", click on the folder option below, open it and then click on the "View" inside, in the middle of the "Advanced Settings", find the option of "Hide Files and Folders", select "Show all files and folders", click on the bottom "OK" and it's OK, you can look at your folder that was still invisible just now, and now it is displayed.

2. If you want this folder to be visible on any computer, then: right-click this folder, click Properties, in the following property items, cancel the hidden check, click Apply, and then select OK in the pop-up menu. This way your properties in this folder will become unhidden.

Of course, if you think about it the other way, if you have some folders that you don't want others to see, you can set them to "hidden", if the computer also sets the properties to "hide files and folders", then you won't be able to see the folder. Hope it helps.

If the file is the same, it will prompt Yes or Replace.

Open the folder option and then restore the default.

This phenomenon occurs because this operation is equivalent to a copy operation.

The details are as follows: 1. The first step is to create a new folder on the desktop of the computer, and then drag the files to the location of the folder, and you can see the display display".

Move to New Folder 1" as shown in the image below and proceed to the next step.

2. Secondly, after completing the above steps, the file is moved to the folder in the form of cut, and the file is already missing on the desktop, as shown in the figure below, and then proceeds to the next step.

3. Then, after completing the above steps, if you open a folder in another location on your computer, and then drag the file to the folder location, you can see that the word "Copy to" is displayed, which is the copy operation, as shown in the figure below, and then enter the next step.

4. Finally, after completing the above steps, the drag is completed, and you can see the same file in the folder and the original desktop location, as shown in the figure below, the analysis is completed.

1. First of all, find the file you need to operate in the computer folder of the footprint, right-click the file, and click the "Cut" button in its drop-down menu

2. Then you need to open another folder on your computer desktop, go to a blank space inside, find and click the "paste" button in the drop-down menu that appears:

3. Finally, you only need to go to your original folder and you will find that the original file is missing, which can solve the problem of why the files on the desktop are dragged into another folder, and the original files are still on the desktop:

Because the file is dragged to another disk, it can be dragged in the same disk, and if it is a different disk, you need to cut and paste it.

Take Windows 7 as an example:

1. First of all, open the computer disk of the computer, and click the option of the C drive to enter.

2. Then after entering, for example, you need to move the file of 12345, and then right-click.

3. Then on the page that comes out, click on the cut option.

5. Finally, you can paste it in the E disk by pressing the shortcut key Ctrl+V, and the original place is gone.

Cause: If the newly created folder is also in the desktop location, then dragging and dropping will cut the file, and if it is not in the desktop location, it is equivalent to a copy operation.

Verification method: 1. First create a new folder on the desktop of the computer and drag the file to move it to the location of the folder, then you can see that the display is "Move to new folder".

2. At this time, the file has been moved to the folder in the form of cutout, and there is no previous file on the desktop.

3. If you open a folder in another location on your computer, and then drag the file to move it to the folder location, you can see that the display is "Copy to".

4. After dragging, you can see the same file in both the folder and the original desktop location.

1. Windows default file drag operation:

1. If you drag files from different folders under the same drive letter, the default is to move the file, that is, delete the original file after moving.

1. If you drag files to folders under different drive letters, the default is to copy the files, that is, the original files will not change after moving.

If your keyboard's Ctrl key is stuck or malfunctioning, it is possible to cause this phenomenon, hold down Ctrl and drag the file with the mouse = copy the file.

Right-click and drag, and you can choose whether to cut. Because your system defaults to copying, not cutting.

Drag and drop should be cut, but it is estimated that if you drag and drop to the mobile disk, it will become a copy.

According to the normal situation,Direct drag should be cut,Copy is to hold down the Ctrl key and drag again,Estimated small problems with the computer system,You should be fine when you restart。

Generally speaking, dragging a folder to another is moving by default, which is equivalent to cutting, unless you have changed the default settings or held down Ctrl while dragging. Since it is a mistake, it should be dragged directly, and it is possible that some files are not completely moved when canceling halfway, resulting in file corruption. It is advisable to delete the unusable files and then use data repair software such as EasyRecovery to get back the files before the move.

Hold down Ctrl and add Z to undo the previous operation.

Right-click in the folder in its original location and see if there is an "Undo Delete" option?

It is possible that the folder is corrupted or interrupted during a cross-volume move.