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    Default Another wierd one from XP

    Has anyone seen this?
    I was cleaning up some old folders deleting files I no longer needed. Single file delete worked fine but each time I tried to delete multiple files it copied them to the folder instead (copy 1). I selected edit-undo delete and it made another copy of the selected files (copy 2). Tried multi delete again and again it copied the files (copy 3). Got to copy 5 before I went back to single delete to get rid of them all.
    Checked all the usual suspects .. no viruses ... as yet unexplained.

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    had some thing similar, when selecting a block of files to delete by high lighting the first one then moving to the last one & holding shift and clicking to high light the block of files if I happened to a accidental quick[pinky trouble] double click it copied them a couple of times.

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    stuck key on keyboard?

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    On one of my PC's; I have been using a cordless mouse for added flexibility, the current setting are for too much sensitivity and copy 1's is the result. I used shift delete to fix this but it's kind of permanent , reducing the sensitivity or putting a piece of Grey paper under the mouse works better.
    Either use a more clear surface to use your mouse on or adjust the mouse settings to suit the surface a bit better.

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