
Adramelramalech
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now my explorer is completely dead
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Just took nearly 5 mins to move 2.3GB
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it is literally writing too many files
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The stablebit software is truly having a hard time
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I am sorry but this is bad
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what happens if I uninstall? How do I undo everything? I can no longer handle these extreme, way beyond extreme bottlenecks. I can not move terabytes of data 2MB/s. I just can not
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i am going from disk to disk no idea why people keep saying otherwise I am expirencing extreme bottle necks, EXTREME aNY IDEA HOW ANNOYING IT IS TO TRANSFER 2tb OF DATA AT 2mb/S? stablebit dont work
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I am moving from disk to disk. There is literally no reason at all other than poor software development why I am bottlenecking.
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disk to disk
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it has gotten to the point where i do not know what to do. I hate to uninstall this and I hate to have wasted the last few weeks. I have never seen my drives act like this before. I am literally transferring hundreds of gigs at 2MB/s a second
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All i know is it is taking weeks to move terabytes of data. I have no time for this and I am getting so far behind. I just do not understand why there is no good or easy harddrive software out that there. All companies expect people to just have all these empty drives. Only reason why I am moving data is to get it into the pool. I emptied one drive, added that to the pool and just been repeating disk for disk. And these bottle necks are truly killing me.
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they are gig or so or under 1 gig sized files, some are 1.5gb 2.2.3.1019 seagate barracudas internal SATA controller pciexpress right now they all are checked. thought it would help but i think it made it worser. They are all SATA
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I never seen my drives do this until I installed pooldrive. I transfer data and it goes normally for about 30 seconds and then it just dies. Literally goes and drops to 0kb/s, then up a little more, then down, then up, then maybe up to 60mb/s, then back down, stays under 5mb/s for a while, may go backup, may stay down. I am moving TB's of data and it has been weeks. I pause the transfer, wait some time, resume and it goes right back up to normal speeds, then drops right back down and dies. I open resource monitor and I clearly see the problem. It is reading a few files from the source driving