Windows (via API) is telling us the file is present on scanning.
Windows (different, copy API) is returning an error (telling us the file is not present) when we duly ask it to copy the file. We can't exactly argue with Windows (it doesn't listen) - and in any case this often happens with temp files, so we simply log it and move on.
Given that we are obviously trying to copy it (and get that error from the API), I guess it's some kind of system or OS error causing the API to return that error message. You could try changing the copy method (Copy/Delete page, top option) to see if it changes the behavior, otherwise not much we can do, sorry.
EDIT: note that error [2] is from Windows and means your system says it cannot find the file/s - we believe it should there (c/o the scan), but the system doesn't...
Windows (different, copy API) is returning an error (telling us the file is not present) when we duly ask it to copy the file. We can't exactly argue with Windows (it doesn't listen) - and in any case this often happens with temp files, so we simply log it and move on.
Given that we are obviously trying to copy it (and get that error from the API), I guess it's some kind of system or OS error causing the API to return that error message. You could try changing the copy method (Copy/Delete page, top option) to see if it changes the behavior, otherwise not much we can do, sorry.
EDIT: note that error [2] is from Windows and means your system says it cannot find the file/s - we believe it should there (c/o the scan), but the system doesn't...