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Copy paste used to ask "file exists, replace" but suddenly in Win 10, it renames the same named file as a "copy."
No one seems to know here the option to chance this setting is. Anyone know the answer?
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What is your Windows version & OS Build at "START, Settings, System, About"? In v.1709, OS Build 16299.98, I copy a file from the Desktop to a folder that has that name, & I get...
I looked & can find no setting that would change that. How are you copying the file & from where to where? It was the same for me going from C:\ to an external USB drive.
