Deleting photos from harddisk

I have problem in deleting photos from harddisk.when i open the program again they come back duplicated.done this several times but continue duplicating with every deletion.how do i solve this problem.

mantiboa892 wrote:
Thanks for help. I learned something.so ive done 2 things now refreshed
thumbnails as was 1st suggested. In doing this I discovered photos that were
deleted a year ago and I had always checked on the remove from harddisk.So
they are still there. I now know about the recycle bin thanks to you. Does
this get rid of them from the computer.?
Another puzzeling factor is that when refreshing thumbnails I saw many of
them had tag symbol,something I ve never used! So don’t understand that.
Further point... when I looked in windows -my pictures there were some
pictures in file-folders and most of them not. How do I get them all into to
those yellow folders to organise them better.? Thanks for help,much
appreciated. S.
Files exist in the Windows "Recycle Bin" until you empty it. To do that, you would right click on the icon, then select "Empty Recycle Bin", then they're gone forever, no turning back.
Tags, once written to a photo are forever. The only explanation I have for this, would be one; if these are downloaded photos, tags may have been set by the originator, or possibility two; a data base faiilure in PSE may be picking up tags that are actually on another one of your photos. If the tags are in fact, not a tag that you've created, then the former is likely the explanation.
As far as creating individual folders for photos, that's rather easy to do. First you pick a location, whether it is another drive , or a separate folder within "My Pictures", the copy the pictures from the camera card directly to there with Windows "copy and paste". After that, you can drag them into the organizer, or use "File" > "Get Photos from Files and Folders" to import them to PSE.
That being said, once a photo is where you want it, and has been imported to PSE....DO NOT further tamper with it in Windows.
IMO, you need to learn a bit more about negotiating and creating the files and folders in Windows itself, before you try to set up a file and folder system for your images. PSE is the "great babysitter" when it comes to guiding inexperienced users to their images.
That said, when PSE screws up, we still wind up answering a lot of paniced user's questions, all of whom think the PSE has "lost all their images".

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