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I really appreciate your assistance with this issue since I have grown to very much like the ability to search for duplicate within Opus rather than having to use another tool to do so. Why I can search an internal hard disk and not an external hard disk successfully, I am not sure. Please note that the “Lock folder” option (padlock icon) was again selected.

Selecting options such as “Delete Mode” and “Number duplicate groups” does not affect the outcome. This also occurs if I choose to locate duplicate files via matching by MD5 checksum, Filename only or Filename and size. However if I try the steps that you have kindly shown me with an external USB 3 hard disk, once again the same dialog box appears and no duplicate files are found. This also occurred if I choose to locate duplicate files via matching by MD5 checksum, Filename only or Filename and size. Please note that the “Lock folder” option (padlock icon) was selected. Libera espacio en tus discos buscando archivos duplicados. This would result in a dialog box appearing namely “searching for duplicates files…” (below this line the word “yes' as shown in the first post of this thread). Press Ctrl + F to open the Find panel and change the option (on the left side of the screen, beside the words “Utility Panel” to Duplicate Files.Īdd any subfolder to the white “Find in” box, and click Find (sometimes it is necessary to click Find twice for anything to happen). I should have included the steps I was previously taking (which were not working): However an issue still remains, which I discuss below. Using the technique that you demoed in your video (namely navigate to the folder you wish to search and choose Tools->Find Duplicate Files) from time 00:00 to 00:18 I can now successfully search for duplicate files within a subfolder on my hard disk (internal, fixed disk). Make sure you have the same folderstructure as in the image. If somebody wants to try and reproduce the issue here is the zipped example. Tested on a standard config(no default settings changed). if the dupe file collection is already open it doesn't work.If the vlc 2.0.6 folder is 3 deep instead of 4 deep it doesn't work.If I rename parent folder vlc 2.0.6 to say vlc a 2.0.6 it doesn't work.You can try this by duplicating a file in the folder where it happened and then do a dupe search again. Once this yes anomaly happens then the duplicates finder doesn't work properly.

But this time click like really fast like 10 times. no matchĬlick Back button and hit Find again. Now open duplicate files Tools>Find duplicate filesĬlick find once.Dupe files collections open. The 2 files are not identical but the size varies a couple of kB Im not sure what triggers it normally but this is how I get it consistenly. You'll have the power to hide partitions, change active flags, and create complex boot scenarios.I think I found a way to reproduce the 'yes' issue. Use EasyBCD to troubleshoot Windows, back up and repair the bootloader, and more. Add, rename, remove, configure, and reorder entries at whim. Create entries to boot into recovery utilities or safe mode to prepare for a rainy day.

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