Re: Error Message - Warning! Group(s) 83,97,etc. are all marked. Do you want to rescus these groups?
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Error Message - Warning! Group(s) 83,97,etc. are all marked. Do you want to rescus these groups?
Jerry
07-16-2009, 15:56
NoClone 2007
Ver. 4.1.42.0
Registered (Home Edition)
I have no clue what this message means therefore I have no idea how to respond.
Re: Error Message - Warning! Group(s) 83,97,etc. are all marked. Do you want to rescus these groups?
Upward
01-12-2010, 18:38
This message has a typo in their error message: Think "Rescue" ... Basically they want to know if you REALLY want to delete all the files you just marked for deletion. ....
The message appears when every single file in a particular "duplicate group" {Group # listed in your error message} has been marked. Look to the right side of the search results. There is a Group# for each set of duplicates. ...
You should consider answering "NO" and restart your search so you don't wipe out good data! ....
I've moved by my suspected duplicates to another drive, so I actually do answer "YES" so I can wipe out all my pesky multi-saved files. ....
MY PROBLEM ===> I have so many individual duplicate groups, that NoClone's search results simply "FROZE". I had to re-boot. None of the files had been deleted.
Re: Error Message - Warning! Group(s) 83,97,etc. are all marked. Do you want to rescus these groups?
Upward
01-27-2010, 16:46
I just noted that my previous post might be misresd ... In case you get the "Warning!" message, here are my suggestions: (1) Abort the entire delete function and make sure your logic is correct. (2) If you respond "No" to the Yes-No-Cancel option, NoClone will definitely go ahead and delete ALL files in the listed Group and you shoud have put the deleted files in the Recycle bin. --- I think it's dangerous to answer 'no' --- (3) To keep ONE copy of each file in the listed group, **** ANSWER = YES *** That way, NoClone will select one of the files in the group and keep it. You will NO LONGER see the GROUP NUMBER in the results list, because after having deleted-all-but-one, there's no longer a reason for the file to be in the duplicates list. ====> BTW, I really like the EXPORT feature. I can analyze in Excel before performing the deletes ... and it's a quick way to simulatanously use the "Find" and "Sort" functions of Excel.