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Copy files in windows 10

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esuhl Posts: 9,409 Forumite

28 November 2015 at 4:53PM

wongataa wrote: »

You are not quite correct. Drag and drop to a different drive will create a copy. Drag and drop to somewhere on the same drive will perform a move.

Ah -- yes! That's what I meant! Thanks.

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Strider590 Posts: 11,874 Forumite

28 November 2015 at 5:00PM

Drag to same HDD = Move
Drag to different HDD = Copy

It's been this way for as long as i've been using Windows.

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