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Follow up question on this, is there any windows utility that can zero out deleted files without filling the whole disk first? from my understanding sdelete -z option fills ALL empty space with zero, would this not take a really long time "days" on a big and non full drive? i have unlimited gdrive but i don't feel like wasting there space if at all possible, and having "Cloud Used" display "accurately" is also a nice bonus^^

i'm also interested in knowing this tho i do believe the reason it acts like this is cause it somewhat works like a normal hdd and never actually deletes anything until the space is needed, but for onedrive/gdrive it still looks like space is used. thus you need some program to clear/zero all the "deleted" files... but if that works when it comes to stablebit i have no idea

Since it doesn't crash i don't know how to submit it after i have started the monitoring

This happens every time for me when i change the upload or download limit. I'm on Version 1.0.2.976 with windows 10 Reseting setting always solves the problem...well temporary that is.