First off, C:/Users/Fred/Pictures/2016-12/z is not under C:/Users/Fred/Documents/My Pictures , right?

Second notice that your "dos" dir command did not list C:/Users/Fred/Templates, yet the errors from find suggest find was able to see it. I suspect this is a function of a class of "magic dirs" that microsoft has invented, these are not really dirs, they are pointers,(think of ln -s ... under unix). and like a softlink in unix the object of these pointers may not even exist.

I would think that perl/find would be able to understand this by now, except if you are not "current". Please run these 

perl -v
perl -MFile::Find -wE "say $File::Find::VERSION;"

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In reply to Re: how to handle the warnings in a find statement by huck
in thread how to handle the warnings in a find statement by Aldebaran

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