How to copy Files

A. Use the right key menu to copy

This method is very similar to the previous method of moving a folder, except that the option is "copy" instead of "cut" in the right-click menu, followed by the same action. After the copy operation is complete, you will find that there are "Bkill" folders under the My Documents and My Pictures folders.

There are "Bkill" folders under the My Documents and My Pictures folders

　　Two copy using shortcut keys

Select the folder you want to copy "Bkill" and press CTRL + C to copy it to the Clipboard, navigate to the My Pictures folder, and press the CTRL + V key combination.

　Three Use task pane copy

As with the previous move file and folder method, the operation is relatively simple.

1 Copying folders

Select the Bkill folder, and then click Copy this folder in the task pane.

Copy Folder

2 Select Path

In the Copy Items window, click + before clicking My Documents, and then select the My Pictures folder in the Drop-down menu, and then click the Copy button.

Select Path

　　Four dragging method copy

As already mentioned, using the mouse basic operation drag method on the same disk partition operation is to move the file instead of copying. So in this case, how do you replicate? In fact, it is very simple, as long as you drag the CTRL key on the keyboard to copy the file or folder to another folder in the same section.

If the original location is not in the same disk partition as the target location, then the direct drag can be replicated. Now it seems a little more complicated, but you can figure out the relationship only a few times in the actual operation.