Hey Yus_Hafizi,
Often times on windows when you drag a file it will create a shortcut instead of making a copy. One way to copy a file for sure is to highlight the file and then go to Edit -> Copy in windows explorer/my computer window. Then browse to your external HD and go to Edit -> Paste. This will for sure copy the file as opposed to making a shortcut.
Thanks,
That's because you probably hit "copy shortcut" rather than "copy". Go back to your file and hit Ctrl-C then once you're back in your external folder hit Ctrl-V. That will copy and paste it.
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