Howdy, I have 3 disks that need to be scanned, and have never been scanned, as I know one of them has a bad sector. They are 8 TB a piece, and I know that takes time. I managed to enable multiple drives on the same controller being scanned simultaneously, however I've followed the instructions listed here: https://stablebit.com/Support/Scanner/2.X/Manual?Section=Throttling to disable scanning by disabling the "Scan with Background I/O Priority" option, but it still shows the scan being throttled. Is this expected behavior? I do not care about a performance hit on the drives, I need to figure out which one has the problem. Is there something else I need to do to fully disable throttling, or is this to be expected if the disks are also doing something else?
I'm using Scanner vs 2.5.6.3336 on Windows 10, if that information is useful.
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Howdy, I have 3 disks that need to be scanned, and have never been scanned, as I know one of them has a bad sector. They are 8 TB a piece, and I know that takes time. I managed to enable multiple drives on the same controller being scanned simultaneously, however I've followed the instructions listed here: https://stablebit.com/Support/Scanner/2.X/Manual?Section=Throttling to disable scanning by disabling the "Scan with Background I/O Priority" option, but it still shows the scan being throttled. Is this expected behavior? I do not care about a performance hit on the drives, I need to figure out which one has the problem. Is there something else I need to do to fully disable throttling, or is this to be expected if the disks are also doing something else?
I'm using Scanner vs 2.5.6.3336 on Windows 10, if that information is useful.
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