"Lie Ryan" <lie.1...@gmail.com> wrote
In this case, the only reason why you hit the recursion limit is if
you
have a directory which is 1000 deep (quite unlikely, Windows has a
directory depth limit much lower than that).
Or you accidentally have a recursive directory - one that contains a
shortcut to a folder higher up in the chain. These are easy to create
in Windows but nearly impossible tyo remove.
I have one such folder in my work PC(*) that I renamed to
"BAD FOLDER DO NOT USE" and have to remove from every
backup I ever make because it causees infinite looping.
(*) I will point out that I didn't create it - it was a malfunctioning
application that I was using in Beta... And if anyone knows how
to remove it I'd be very grateful!
Alan G.
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