Getting Errors when Scanner starts

[falstaff]

Constantly getting 2 errors in EventLog when PC starts:

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Exception:

CoveTroubleshooting.Reporter+ReporterLogException: {reporter_exception}

   в CoveTroubleshooting.Reporter.ThrowLogReportN(Exception TheException, Object[] TheParams)

   в CoveUtil.ErrorReporting..(Exception )

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and

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Error report file saved to:

C:\ProgramData\StableBit Scanner\Service\ErrorReports\ErrorReport_2014_10_03-04_56_33.0.saencryptedreport

Exception:

CoveTroubleshooting.Reporter+ReporterTimeoutException: {reporter_exception}

   в CoveTroubleshooting.Reporter.ThrowTimeoutReportN(String TheAction, TimeSpan TheTimeout, Object[] TheParams)

   в CoveUtil.ErrorReporting..(Object )

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It seems that everything works fine, but errors worry me.

Tried to reinstall and reset the settings but still the same.

One of my disks has S.M.A.R.T. errors (Reallocated and Pending Sectors). The message may appear due to this...

 

 

 

ErrorReports.zip

[Christopher (Drashna)]

What Operating System are you using? And which architecture (32 or 64 bit)?

 

And what version of StableBit Scanner are you using?

 

 

 

 

If you're using 2.4, then this may be a non-critical metadata issue, that has been fixed since.

[falstaff]

What Operating System are you using? And which architecture (32 or 64 bit)?

 

And what version of StableBit Scanner are you using?

 

Server 2012R2 and Scanner 2.5.1.3062

[Christopher (Drashna)]

Thank you for posting the information.

 

I've updated the ticket with the information, just in case it's importantly.

 

 

And are you noticing any issues with Scanner, aside from it generating errors?

[falstaff]

And are you noticing any issues with Scanner, aside from it generating errors?

It seems that everything works. The only (except 2 errors at bootup) "issue" is PING column in the GUI that is always N/A... but I don't even know what it is ;-) "Ping", "performance" and "queue" columns are usually hidden.

Tnanks

[Christopher (Drashna)]

Well, Ping is "N/A" unless you enable the ping test. This tests the response speed for the drive, and is useful for testing for performance issues.

 

So if that's "N/A", there there is no issue at all.