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Thanx. the recieving has 64GB the sending has 32GB Ram and during the process it's not using all the 32GB. Still weird it comes up with that error but if you cancel and resync again it works til it errors on another file. Also to note, have no issues with copying to the drives via other means just FFS

So trying to backup to a Drivepool consisting of 4x10TB and 4x8TB Seagate Ironwolfs with no parity just duplicated. It keeps coming up with the following error, seemingly randomly "ERROR_NO_SYSTEM_RESOURCES: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service. [CopyFileEx]" There is plenty of space on the drives, duplication is setup but i only have a total of 32TB of data to backup so even doubled there'd be plenty of space left over It by default is only copying to the 4x10TBs atm, even if i use rebalance it only uses the 10TB drives, and if they were the only ones there wouldn't be enough space for everything, could that be the issue? It's doing it with only a few TB's of data backed up and with any file size Lastly if i stop the transfer and restart it, it goes further before erroring again. Cache issue? OR if i just use "sync selection" instead of letting it work everything out it seems to work. Asking this on the FFS forum too

Makes zero difference if it's on or not, something changed after the install/setup.

I have a similar issue but Explorer processes sit at 99% and wont close. only way to change it is to manually force Explorer to close via task manager. THis is entirely related to DrivePool as it doesn't happen without DrivePool installed

Had been trialing DrivePool and tho i like the idea but it's seems too much of a PITA for something you are paying a hefty fee for. For instance moving data off a drive to remove it takes far longer then it manually but the biggest gripe is Explorer processes always hang at 99% for several minutes before ending. The task has well and truly completed but the process still sits there. This only started happening once the pool was setup No duplication is involved, with or without cache makes no difference The pool is 5x8TB IronWolf Pro drives.