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Not reproducible errors are mmhh.. how to say? just weird happenings?

Googgling the error text you received leads to many different things or probably weird behaviour of explorer.exe

In my experience windows error reporting is not the best things here around.

Speaking of more than 150 Mb of DATA other things can also lock the file: for example antivirus and the indexer service come to mind, maybe in conjunction with some IO temporary issue.

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In reply to Re: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process?[Problem disappeared!] by Discipulus
in thread The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process?[Problem disappeared!] by BrowserUk

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