I proceeded to copy about 250gigs of files from one drive to another and a message came up stating it found a duplicate copy and asking me how to resolve it whether to keep one, the other or both. When I first saw it, I decided, not knowing what I was doing, to keep both. Well, it duplicated everything and tagged suffix of "(2)" on each file. Now I have about 500gigs of duplicates!
Well, instead of going thru each folder and deleting the files with the "(2)", I decided to delete the whole mess and re-copy it over this time telling it to keep the top one in the message box.
This was confusing. Why would it come up saying it found a duplicate?? I know there's lots of cool stuff in Vista, but this thing's got me by the family jewels...
Ace

Copying files from one drive to another prompts a duplicate
Oops, meant to add it's 5270, x64.
Downloading the new one now...
Ace
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