Sometimes when I copy or move (I'm not sure which), a teracopy.aiu file is left in the source directory. What's this file for and why is it left in the source directory?
This is a text file used by auto-updater. By default, it should only be written to \ProgramData\Code Sector\TeraCopy\updates\
Randyc
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Feb 1, 2024
Hi, Thank you for the reply. Do you have any ideas as to why it's sometimes written to the source directory? I don't know the exact reproduction steps, and it doesn't happen every time. I just know occasionally I will look at the source directory after some time and it's there. I think it started after 3.17, but I'm not positive.
Code Sector
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Feb 5, 2024
Please click on the 'Automatic updates' button in the TeraCopy preferences and check if the 'Download folder' path is set.
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Code Sector
Feb 1, 2024
This is a text file used by auto-updater. By default, it should only be written to \ProgramData\Code Sector\TeraCopy\updates\
Randyc
Feb 1, 2024
Hi, Thank you for the reply. Do you have any ideas as to why it's sometimes written to the source directory? I don't know the exact reproduction steps, and it doesn't happen every time. I just know occasionally I will look at the source directory after some time and it's there. I think it started after 3.17, but I'm not positive.
Code Sector
Feb 5, 2024
Please click on the 'Automatic updates' button in the TeraCopy preferences and check if the 'Download folder' path is set.
Randyc
Feb 5, 2024
Yes. It's set to my D:\Downloads directory.