Hi!
I have a problem when copying/moving files to my external hard drives.
Scenario:
I copy/move a file from my hard drive to an external device. The progress bar runs smoothly until 99% and then displays the following error (additionally I attached a screenshot):
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Error
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Error occurred while trying to write data in a optimized way.
Some part(s) of your hardware might not support that.
Try to Disable "Automatically detect read/write stratergy" in Core settings
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Retry Skip Abort
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If I disable "Automatically detect read/write stratergy" the error does NOT occur, BUT then the copy progress is kind of broken.
The progress is much too fast and then hangs at the end. This also affects devices that are unaffected by the original error.
I already saw the broken copy progress bar behavior in my previously used commander (commercial SpeedCommander) and was happy that I had a nice progress prediction again, one like the new windows versions have too.
Is there some way to fix this behavior in a way that I get a smooth and successful file copy experience?
Additional information:
- Core Settings>FileSystem is on default values regarding the other values
- the file shows up in the destination folder, but a few hundred kb are missing, so there is indeed something going wrong
- original file size doesn't seem to matter, kb/mb/gb
- error does not occur when copying FROM the external devices
- happens on both my external hard drives: Seagate Expansion Desk, 4 TB, USB3; Western Digital External HDD 1021, 3 TB, USB2
- does not happen on my 2.5" external drive or USB flash drives, but they were all <1 TB
- all tested devices use NTFS