Import from Canon 7D doesn't pickup CR2

I'm running LR 4.1 64bit. I've checked for updates on both that and 64bit CS5. When importing from the camera, LR doesn't copy the CR2 files. Is there something I'm doing wrong here?
Thanks!

Ok, where are you copying to? Tried a basic location like the desktop to rule out some kind of permissions issue?
And if you manually copy them to the hard drive and then import using 'add' instead of copy, does that work?

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