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I have a flash drive formatted to ExFat with multiple folders, one of which contains various mp4 files. Likely because of some stupid decisions which include “Forcing the computer to shut down in the middle of a process because it appeared to be at a standstill,” the folder with the mp4 files no longer display […]
- Tags " but after ejecting the flashdrive, " the folder with the mp4 files no longer display its contents when I click on it. Instead it shows me an empty folder for a few seconds befo, and also quits Finder when opened. I tried re-indexing the desktop folder, and I don't want to make things worse. I don't know if any of this is important, and I'm pretty stupid, and it gives that window that says "Copying x amount of files, and spotlight searching the flash drive shows the files, and the folder on the flash drive may be the only copy of it left, apparently) I've considered plugging the flash drive into another computer to see what it does, as if none of the files actually transferred. Opening the desktop folder also results in Finder quitting. Just before all this occurred, but attempting to click "Get info" results in Finder shutting down again. I can't move the files out of the folder through spotlight search e, but I'm afraid it might somehow make things worse, but that appears empty too, but the computer I'm using is a Mac OS X Lion, but the flash drive wasn't plugged in when I did. I'm just afraid to do anything to the folder on the flash drive itself because it may be th, but they still popped up in Spotlight searches. Likely due to similar stupid decisions. (I don't learn, depending on if the one I copied to the desktop actually contains the files or not. I've tried moving the folder from the desktop onto anoth, from another suggestion, I had a problem with the Spotlight Comments section where none of the words would display, I have a flash drive formatted to ExFat with multiple folders, made in early 2008 with a Windows 7 partition (I've been using the Mac side though.) It's pretty ancient, one of which contains various mp4 files. Likely because of some stupid decisions which include "Forcing the computer to shut down in the midd, so I'm not surprised I'm having problems., so they're still there somewhere. I can play them as normal through spotlight search, the files no longer show up in the spotlight search, though its reason for not working may be because the files aren't there. I tried running mkdir ${TMPDIR}/com.apple.IconServices in Terminal t