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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1634595" data-attributes="member: 24160">Could be:the file(s) are corruptthe file(s) are lockeda problem with the DS_store or other hidden files associated with the ones not being copiedexternal drive on it's way outintermittent connectivity to the eternal drive...If it is not one of the last two, you could try:Probably won't do anything, but I'd do a Permissions Repair firstgoogle it if you don't know how2nd, would open up the Terminal apptype in: dot-clean and hit the space bar oncethen from a Finder window, drag the folder you are having problems with into the Terminal windowpress Enterquit Terminal when it's done3rd, do a Get Info on the files in question to see if they are lockededit:&nbsp; btw, I agree it probably is a drive or intermittent connection issue</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 1634595, member: 24160"] Could be: the file(s) are corrupt the file(s) are locked a problem with the DS_store or other hidden files associated with the ones not being copied external drive on it's way out intermittent connectivity to the eternal drive ... If it is not one of the last two, you could try: Probably won't do anything, but I'd do a Permissions Repair first google it if you don't know how 2nd, would open up the Terminal app type in: dot-clean and hit the space bar once then from a Finder window, drag the folder you are having problems with into the Terminal window press Enter quit Terminal when it's done 3rd, do a Get Info on the files in question to see if they are locked edit: btw, I agree it probably is a drive or intermittent connection issue [/QUOTE]

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