have problem with “drag & drop” and “cut & paste”

[bronano]

I have problem with “drag & drop” and “cut & paste” function on my XP Pro desktop comp.
Try to find solution on Google , but failed. If like to transfer any kind of files or shortcuts from my Desktop to some of folders previously created , after drag and drop or cut and paste, this file or shortcut becomes unreadable, and I am receiving message “Access denied”
If try to delete them, it’s impossible to do this – only I can delete these files using Unlocker.
My comp is fully updated .This new comp is connected with one older machine through KM switch – on this old one I have no problems like this.
Sharing between two machines is active.
To make this puzzle more complex , if create let say New Folder on my Desktop a/m functions works O.K. at on the end if I like to transfer any new file or shortcut to some of previously created folders on my Desktop, I can do it by Copy-Paste.
If anyone can assist me to solve this problem, help me please.

 

[goombawaho]

Where is the folder located that you are cut/pasting to? (example: c:\data or My Documents)
Can you try something simple like create a new text file on your desktop and try to move it to the folder?

Have you done any kind of malware scans? See this thread for suggestions:

http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1715254

I thought our little wild time had just begun.

 

[bronano]

Location of files, shortcuts and folders are on my Desktop.
As stated in my above post, when create "New Folder" on Desktop, problematic functions as ( Drug & Drop or Copy-Paste) works normally.
Comp should be clean, I scan comp with all these anti-malware programs from time to time regularly.
Also , when create a new text file on Desktop, after Drug and Drop , or Cut and Paste it to any of previously created folders located on my Desktop- this file becomes unreadable with changed icon and can't be deleted without help of Unlocker program.
When try to open it- "Access Denied" appears.

 

[goombawaho]

Try memory test (memtest86+) and manufacturer's hard drive test just to see if you have a hardware-based problem.

Saying the computer "should" be clean is not the same as it being clean, but we'll worry about that later.

I thought our little wild time had just begun.

 

[bronano]

Problem sorted in this way:
- C:/Tools/Folder Options/View unchecked ”Use simple file sharing (Recommended)
-In C: Properties /Security/Advanced/Owner -in empty field entered my name as user an press O.K.
Very simple solution, hope will be useful to someone