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.... And we got "for free" 2 corrupted copies of it, with the name mangled. So, say we copy the file "testfile.txt". We should end with just one file, but what we got is something like testfile.txt -> This one is perfect tes~1.txt -> This one is useless (about 1 k in size) tes2~1.txt -> This one is useless too. I couldn't found what makes this. What I found out is: 1) If a file is affected, is of no use to change its name - neither its extension. 2) If a file is NOT affected, is of no use to change its name - neither its extension 3) If we open an affected file...