I agree with Deb here; all a possibility!
Tom Kaufman

-----Original Message-----
From: Pc-audio [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Deb
Trevino
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2014 7:59 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: Ghost files

Maybe a desktio.ini file?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Walter Ramage" <[email protected]>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2014 5:41 AM
Subject: Ghost files


> Hi folks.  Here's a conundrum for you, well, it is for me.
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> I'll try and explain as clearly as I can but it isn't a problem, just a
> curiosity.  I am ripping about 3,000 CDs  and I've done around 850 so far.
> Now the method I use is 1. I rip the disc and then when ripped I back it 
> up
> 3 times.  So, I will copy all the discs I rip to external drive 1.  Then
> I'll copy the same files to external drive 2.  finally I will move the 
> discs
> I've ripped to external drive 3.    I did a property check of the stuff 
> I've
> ripped so far and was told that the files in external drive 3 was 13,999.
> External drive 1 and 2 said there were 13,994 files in each drive, 5 files
> less than external drive 3.  The Properties for all 3 drives gave the same
> number for folders.  I then by a process of elimination discovered the
> folder that had the problem.  The folder Carol Kidd has one album in it
> called "All My Tomorrows."  When I open this folder there are 11 tracks in
> there, as there should be.  However if I do a property check of the folder
> it says there are 16 files in the folder.  There shouldn't be 16 tracks,
> only 11.  I thought these files might be hidden files and to find out what
> they were I went to tools and I instructed the computer to show hidden 
> files
> but when I went to the album folder, there were still only 11 tracks but a
> property checked still showed 16 files.  Does anybody have an idea of why
> this should be and what are those extra 5 files?  Walter.
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