...and the support here ultimately had to have me reset all my settings in order to fix the problem, so I find it very disappointing that this bug still hasn't been fixed.
I had a new drive suffer an "issue" and some sectors (a few kb) were damaged that had files on them. Since I had file duplication, I actually just went and deleted the damaged versions and reran the scan, which keeps coming up clean. Except Scanner continues to pop up warnings telling me the now non-existent files are still damaged. When I rerun the file scan, it finds nothing wrong, yet the warning continues to pop up. This is exactly what happened previously.
This is a really stupid bug -- you guys need to fix this.
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Nerva
I had this happen to me some years ago...
...and the support here ultimately had to have me reset all my settings in order to fix the problem, so I find it very disappointing that this bug still hasn't been fixed.
I had a new drive suffer an "issue" and some sectors (a few kb) were damaged that had files on them. Since I had file duplication, I actually just went and deleted the damaged versions and reran the scan, which keeps coming up clean. Except Scanner continues to pop up warnings telling me the now non-existent files are still damaged. When I rerun the file scan, it finds nothing wrong, yet the warning continues to pop up. This is exactly what happened previously.
This is a really stupid bug -- you guys need to fix this.
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