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Normally, when I move a File from one Folder to another in Finder, the File will disappear in the original Folder once it's moved to the new Folder. For some odd reason, lately, Files do not get removed when I move them. If I move a File from one Folder to another on my Macbook Air, the file remains in the original Folder and is duplicated in the new Folder.
Does anyone have any idea how this happened and, more important, how to fix this?
MacBook Air, macOS 13.1
The way it's supposed to work is if you drag a file from one folder to another on the SAME drive, it will move it. But if you drag it to a folder on a different drive, it will copy it. This can be reversed by pressing the Option Key before you release the file from a mouse click. You will see a Plus or Minus sign showing it will add (Copy) or remove (move).
The way it's supposed to work is if you drag a file from one folder to another on the SAME drive, it will move it. But if you drag it to a folder on a different drive, it will copy it. This can be reversed by pressing the Option Key before you release the file from a mouse click. You will see a Plus or Minus sign showing it will add (Copy) or remove (move).
Moved items don't delete
