TwoEdge
Technical User
- Oct 2, 2002
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All time that I have that to copy a great amount of archives of a HD for another one, appears things as 13507563 minutes remaining. What is and as I make to fix it?
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collision between HDs ?!?!?!?
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rockerfellerz
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This will happen anytime you copy large amounts of data.
Like in the gigabyte range. It's just windows getting confused. I copied 4 gigs to another drive and after a few minutes the time remaining went up to over 5 million minutes! Actual copy took about 2 hours. There is no "fix" that I know of...
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RocKeRFelLerZ
Like in the gigabyte range. It's just windows getting confused. I copied 4 gigs to another drive and after a few minutes the time remaining went up to over 5 million minutes! Actual copy took about 2 hours. There is no "fix" that I know of...
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