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Oscar:

--- Quote ---I dont think you can get the 2 txt files back. The program removes any txt file that is less than 3 bytes in size so users dont have a ton of empty logs. Thats why it should always be in a sub folder.

I am thinking about changing the way it stores logs to auto make a sub folder with the date and time and every time you run it a new folder is made instead of the last log files be over written.
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That would be great.


--- Quote ---On the permissions, if it was stuck in a loop then the number of files it was changing would climb and keep growing at normal speed because it would be in a loop and never stop. What you have described is it slowing down to a crawl.
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Crawl is a good word.


--- Quote ---The next thing I would do is do a bad sector check on the drive. If the permissions is trying to access files that happen to be on a bad sector then it would bring it down to a crawl as well.
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I have run  Check Disk and System File Check. Is there another some other tool to find bad sectors?

Thanks again

Gamezertruth:

--- Quote ---I have run  Check Disk and System File Check. Is there another some other tool to find bad sectors?

Thanks again

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 :smiley: http://www.tweaking.com/forums/index.php/topic,583.msg3958.html#msg3958  :shy:

Oscar:

--- Quote from: G-hot on February 12, 2014, 11:14:47 pm ---
--- Quote ---I have run  Check Disk and System File Check. Is there another some other tool to find bad sectors?

Thanks again

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 :smiley: http://www.tweaking.com/forums/index.php/topic,583.msg3958.html#msg3958  :shy:

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Thanks for that any particular ones to run?

Oscar:

--- Quote ---On the permissions, if it was stuck in a loop then the number of files it was changing would climb and keep growing at normal speed because it would be in a loop and never stop. What you have described is it slowing down to a crawl.
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Hi Shane

Crawl is a good word.


--- Quote ---The next thing I would do is do a bad sector check on the drive. If the permissions is trying to access files that happen to be on a bad sector then it would bring it down to a crawl as well.
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I have run  Check Disk and System File Check. Is there another some other tool to find bad sectors?

Ran the latest version and exactly the same.

Thanks again

Shane:
Open a cmd.exe window and put in

chkdsk c: /f /r

It will say the drive is in use and would you like to schedule it for next boot. Tell it yes and then restart the computer and it should do a chkdsk on the drive and it will take a while. If it doesnt try it again, for some reason it doesnt always take the first time.

Shane

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