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Problem deleting/moving large video files (XP Pro)

Asked by xlarbarx in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: deleting, error, files, moving, video

Usually it occurs with large video files, around 200 MB+ and usually divx encoded; file types vary but they are usually avi. I try to delete/move a video file using various methods (File/Folder tasks, right clicking, dragging to recycle bin, etc). After I've confirmed that I want it sent to the recycle bin, an error message pops up saying that another program/person is using it. But there isn't. Very odd. This will happen even after the preview of the video file has appeared in the common tasks pane.

Anyway, after this has happened once, the CPU usage for explorer.exe flies up to around 85%+ for an indefinite amount of time, effectively making even simple tasks such as switching windows extremely time-consuming.

Anyone also have any experience with this problem or know any work-arounds or fixes? Thanks
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