+448000465289 How to fix unexpected error -50 in Mac OS

How to fix unexpected error -50 in OS when
deleting or moving files

Unexpected error -50 in OS X
Despite its user-friendly interface, OS X sometimes
gives no more information than an error code
when something goes wrong. One of these is error
code -50, which may occur when you attempt to
copy, move, or delete files from external hard
drives. If this occurs and you are stuck with a file
you cannot manage, then you can likely
overcome this error with a few possible
approaches.
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Check your drive with Disk Utility
First, ensure the drive’s formatting is OK, by
using Disk Utility to run a verification routine
on the storage volume that contains the
file. To do this, select the volume in Disk
Utility’s sidebar, and then go to the First Aid
tab and click Verify Disk. If any errors show
up (text in red), then use the Repair button
to fix them.
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Unmount and re-mount your drive
As a general and lessintrusive
approach, you
can also try ejecting your
drive, followed by
unplugging it. Then reboot
your system, and then
plug your drive in again.
When it mounts, try
managing the file on it
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Rename the file
One quick solution to this problem,
suggested by Mac Issues reader Matt, is to
try renaming the file. Give it a general name
like “myfile.txt” and confirm that you want
to change the file extension (or even
remove it). Then attempt to move or delete
the file using the OS X Finder, and hope for
success.
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Use the Terminal to manage the file
The Finder moves files
using more checks
and restrictions that
Terminal commands,
so you might have
better luck moving or
deleting the file using
the Terminal.
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To delete the file
To delete the file, type “rm -f ” followed by a single
space, then drag the file to the Terminal window and
press Enter. If the Terminal states the file cannot be
deleted because you do not have permissions, then run
the command “sudo !!” (the word “sudo” followed by a
space and then two exclamation points) to re-run the
prior command while prefixing it with “sudo” so it will run
as administrator. Enter your password when prompted (it
will not show when typed), and the command should
now successfully run.
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To move the file
To move the file instead of deleting, perform the
following steps in the Terminal:
Type “mv ” followed by a single space.
Drag the problematic file from the Finder to the
Terminal window (its path should be entered).
Similarly drag the destination folder to the
Terminal window.
Press Enter to execute the command.
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