(Thought I'd share this, maybe my experience can serve as a lesson to fellow members of this helpful forum.)
My goodness.....thank goodness for backup!
(I use CCC on each & every drive I have)
Finder OBLITERATED, I mean completely annihilated,
a folder I was dragging while in column view.
My intention was to drag it to another folder on the same NTFS formatted HDD.
A search turned out nothing....nada, zilch;
so I tried connecting the drive & searching on a WinXP machine then to a Win 7 machine,
but still NOTHING........
Ran a check on the drive, it is healthy: I knew that, I am 101% sure that this was a horrendous error caused by OSX.
I've been using computers for decades, yet this has never ever, not even once, happened to me.
Files that got corrupted yes (but were still visible); but totally obliterated....never ever.
No, I did not do anything "wrong"; for some reason my Mac decided to obliterate the file from existence.
Be warned!
Even the otherwise FUN-tastic Mac OSX can f@%& up sometimes.......the keyword is regular backup.
regards to all,
JF
My goodness.....thank goodness for backup!
(I use CCC on each & every drive I have)
Finder OBLITERATED, I mean completely annihilated,
a folder I was dragging while in column view.
My intention was to drag it to another folder on the same NTFS formatted HDD.
A search turned out nothing....nada, zilch;
so I tried connecting the drive & searching on a WinXP machine then to a Win 7 machine,
but still NOTHING........
Ran a check on the drive, it is healthy: I knew that, I am 101% sure that this was a horrendous error caused by OSX.
I've been using computers for decades, yet this has never ever, not even once, happened to me.
Files that got corrupted yes (but were still visible); but totally obliterated....never ever.
No, I did not do anything "wrong"; for some reason my Mac decided to obliterate the file from existence.
Be warned!
Even the otherwise FUN-tastic Mac OSX can f@%& up sometimes.......the keyword is regular backup.
regards to all,
JF