Fix Error 0x8007112A When Deleting or Moving Folders

The error “0x8007112A” appears on the screen while deleting or moving folders, saying, There is a mismatch between the tag specified and the tag present in the reparse point” occurs when users try to move/delete folders in Windows.

This error dialogue triggers when attempting to move/delete folders, and in most cases, it is primarily due to an issue with the folder permissions. By running the File and Folder Troubleshooter, should clear out the issue. Other reasons for the error “0x8007112A” can be due to an unstable Windows update. By restoring to the previous safe version will set the system back to a stable condition.

However, the error “0x8007112A” can also be triggered by various corrupted files within the system. If that is the case, users will have to resort to repairing or a completely fresh installation of Windows.

Fix Error 0x8007112A When Deleting or Moving Folders

Check out our list of helpful fixes that will help you solve the error “0x8007112A.” Keep in mind to pay close attention while going through them.

Fix 1: Run File and Folder Troubleshooter

Windows shared folder settings will sometimes limit the permissions allowed for shared folders or any folder that is synced with a cloud service such as Microsoft One Drive. By running the File and Folder troubleshooter along with Shared Folder troubleshooter, it should clear out the problem. Additionally, these folder troubleshooters will also repair other problems that may come up during diagnosis.

Note – Shared Folder troubleshooter is only available for Windows 10 users.

Here are the steps on how to run the File and Folder troubleshooter:

1. Navigate to the Windows File and Folder troubleshooter download page and select Download to initiate the download.
2. Run the .diagCab file once downloaded and select Yes for administrative privileges in the User Account Control.
3. Select Advanced hyperlink from inside the File and Folder Troubleshooter screen
4. Check the box for Apply repairs automatically
5. Select Next
6. From the analysis box, select the following:
   • Problems with deleting files and folders
   • Renaming or moving files and folders
7. Restart the system and check again

Download Troubleshooter

If running the File and Folder Troubleshooter did not fix the error. Try the following steps:

1. Enable the Run dialog box by pressing the Windows Key + R
2. Type “ms-settings:troubleshoot“ and select Enter to open the troubleshooting tab
3. Locate the Shared Folders section from the menu and click on Run the troubleshooter
4. Enter the location of the problematic folder and select Next
5. Restart the system and check again

This should solve the error “0x8007112A” in Windows. If the problem still persists, do follow up with the next fix.

Fix 2: Run SFC scans and DISM

If the troubleshooters are not able to clear the error “0x8007112A” in Windows, then it could be file corruption within the system. Running the System File Checker (SFC) along with Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM), it should clear out the problem.

It is advisable to run both utilities in succession to clear the “0x8007112A” error.

Here are the steps to run System File Checker (SFC):

1. Click Windows key + R, and this opens the run dialog box.
2. Now type “cmd” and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to open with Administrator privileges.
3. Enter the following command: sfc /scannow
4. Select Enter
5. Restart your system

Here are the steps to run Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM):

1. Search for the command prompt and right-click on it
2. Select Run as administrator
3. Enter the following command: Dism/Online/Cleanup-image/CheckHealth
4. Take note of all the corrupt files and check logfiles at C:\Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log
5. Enter the following command: Dism/Online/Cleanup-image/RestoreHealth
6. Restart your system and check again

This should solve the error “0x8007112A” in Windows. If the problem still arises, please follow up with the next solution.

Fix 3: Windows Restore

 

A bad Windows update can trigger the error “0x8007112A” in Windows due to software conflict or corrupt Windows driver. It is best to restore the system to a previous stable condition.

Here are the steps you need to follow while restoring your Windows:

1. Search for System Restore and open it
2. Click on System Restore from the window.
3. Check the option for Choose a different restore point from the Restore System Files and Settings window.
4. Select the desired restore point and click Next

While for Windows 10 users, just search the word “Reset” and click on “Get Started” under the Reset this PC option.

This should solve the error “0x8007112A” in Windows. If the problem still arises, do follow up with the next solution.

Fix 4: Windows Reinstall and Repair

If none of the solutions helped clear the error “0x8007112A” in Windows, it might be due to system corruption. By running a clean install of the latest Windows or repair installation, it should clear the issue.

1. Clean Installation – Recommended solution here, as it is easier and efficient. Make sure to take a data back up before proceeding with this.
2. Repair Installation – Only advisable for fixing certain parts of the system that may be damaged or corrupted. This will not affect any data.

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