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"Item Not Found" Error Appearing When Creating Folders / Moving Files
Hey Guys -
A couple of days ago, I ran into a strange error that has been bugging me like crazy. When I try to do certain tasks with the file system, I get a pop-up error titled "Item Not Found" (below). The strange thing is that once I click "Try Again", it works as it should have in the first place - every time!
I've never run into this before, but have had difficulty finding a solution online due to it's strange behavior.
When it Happens - Below are some specific scenarios when I run into it:
- Creating a new folder (via explorer) - I create a new one, enter name, get error, click try again, and it works. If I cancel on error, it still creates folder, but as default name ("New Folder")
- Moving Files - I seem to get the prompt for each folder (& sub-folder if included) which I'm moving
- Extracting files - Guess it's the same as above as unzipping moves it's data from a cache location to where you want it. Get an error per folder still
Other Strange Behavior
- Windows aren't refreshing instantly all the time - I sometimes must hit F5 after moving file from a folder to see it's gone. Occurs ~ 30% of the time
- It occurs on all partitions and in all locations
What I've Tried to Fix
- Restarted Computer :)
- Examined Windows Log Files - Nothing appeared out of the ordinary at all. Only Critical ones.
- Ran CHKDSK - When restarting yesterday, it did run a chkdsk during boot on the pool partition, but believe it came up clean. I had just added a drive to the pool so considered it normal. This issue occurred before adding it to the pool, though
System Details
- Windows 7 x64 - Fully Patched
- Intel i7 / 16gb RAM
- x1 55gb SSD (OS Only)
- x6 HDDs in 20tb Pool (Using Drive Bender)
- x1 2tb HDD outside of pool for app caches & other stuff I don't want pooled
Any Ideas? I"ll be happy to submit any other info if needed - Thanks!
A couple of days ago, I ran into a strange error that has been bugging me like crazy. When I try to do certain tasks with the file system, I get a pop-up error titled "Item Not Found" (below). The strange thing is that once I click "Try Again", it works as it should have in the first place - every time!
I've never run into this before, but have had difficulty finding a solution online due to it's strange behavior.
When it Happens - Below are some specific scenarios when I run into it:
- Creating a new folder (via explorer) - I create a new one, enter name, get error, click try again, and it works. If I cancel on error, it still creates folder, but as default name ("New Folder")
- Moving Files - I seem to get the prompt for each folder (& sub-folder if included) which I'm moving
- Extracting files - Guess it's the same as above as unzipping moves it's data from a cache location to where you want it. Get an error per folder still
Other Strange Behavior
- Windows aren't refreshing instantly all the time - I sometimes must hit F5 after moving file from a folder to see it's gone. Occurs ~ 30% of the time
- It occurs on all partitions and in all locations
What I've Tried to Fix
- Restarted Computer :)
- Examined Windows Log Files - Nothing appeared out of the ordinary at all. Only Critical ones.
- Ran CHKDSK - When restarting yesterday, it did run a chkdsk during boot on the pool partition, but believe it came up clean. I had just added a drive to the pool so considered it normal. This issue occurred before adding it to the pool, though
System Details
- Windows 7 x64 - Fully Patched
- Intel i7 / 16gb RAM
- x1 55gb SSD (OS Only)
- x6 HDDs in 20tb Pool (Using Drive Bender)
- x1 2tb HDD outside of pool for app caches & other stuff I don't want pooled
Any Ideas? I"ll be happy to submit any other info if needed - Thanks!
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But it worked !
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