Smaller files moving into folders slowly after power loss

[DarthFalcon]

I lost power one night when I was in the process of moving some photos into a folder, after rebooting any small files I try to move into a folder move extremely slowly. I use Windows 10, so I can't give an exact speed as it shows items/second rather than MB or KB / second, but when I look on task manager it's showing my write speed (if that's relevant) as around 50 KB/s. I've used MyDefrag to do a System Disk Monthly defrag, no change. Larger files, such as concert recordings, move almost instantly, but a handful of images can take up to a minute to move. Any ideas or suggestions?

[openthegate]

Short answer ... Windows 10 ( o ) ( o ) is buggy as hell :D

 

Check your PC for something broken

 

Or try Teracopy http://codesector.com/teracopy

Edited August 20, 2015 by openthegate

[DarthFalcon]

teracopy works great, thanks for the suggestion, I'll just use that for now, back to moving pictures instantly lol, if it's a windows 10 issue maybe it'll be fixed in an update someday and I can go back to just using drag and drop

 

EDIT: I see I can just select "move with teracopy" when I drag, guess I should have tested it a bit more before jumping to the conclusion that I would have to manually run it every time, this is awesome! thanks again!

Edited August 20, 2015 by DarthFalcon