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Thanks for posting, but this won't work. The issue was not UltraDefrag at all. It was Microsoft and another Windows 10 update issue. This is confirmed. I now can no longer update Windows 10 to the latest version due to this issue. What happened was my Windows 10 performed an automatic update without me even knowing it the same time I performed a boot defrag. I have since disabled all updates to Windows 10. When one does this, Microsoft silently and secretly forces "safe" updates to your computer...
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Thanks for posting, but this won't work. The issue was not UltraDefrag at all. It was Microsoft and another Windows 10 update issue. This is confirmed. I now can no longer update Windows 10 to the latest version due to this issue. What happened was my Windows 10 performed an automatic update without me even knowing it the same time I performed a boot defrag. I have since disabled all updates to Windows 10. When one does this, Microsoft silent and secretly forces "safe" updates to your computer after...
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I use Directory Oups under Windows 10. It has its own media file tooltip support that is fully configurable. You choose what content gets displayed. It works perfectly, but it also is not cheap.
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As far as other software installed on my machine -- I absolutely do not have dbpoweramp installed. I do not use it. I have nothing installed that added Windows Explorer pop-up other than Mediainfo that they do not appear for. I do have several applications installed that add Explorer context menu items.
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They are showing for me. The reason is I responded to the email, and did not login and post from the site directly. The screenshots appear at the bottom of the response. I see them both fine.
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Thanks for responding. This was a much older version I had reported this. The latest version 21.03 still shows this issue. Here are screenshots: This above is not a Mediainfo tooltip. Correct? I can right click this file and see a Mediainfo context menu item. This works, but the tooltip does not as shown above. From: WSC4 sylvester4@users.sourceforge.net Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2021 10:59 PM To: [mediainfo:bugs] 1091@bugs.mediainfo.p.re.sourceforge.net Subject: [mediainfo:bugs] #1091 Tooltip Not...
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MediaInfo 20.03 Does Not Show APE Tags
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It seems Microsoft made some changes to the boot code that now fails for me. They did this mid-March, and they are continuing this trend for the April update. This one also fails for me. If I am lucky, they will fix this by the May update.
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Prior to my initial image restore above, I also tried to perform an in-place update of the latest Windows 10 update including the problematic Cumulative Update release in mid March 2020. This failed and Auto Repair managed to undo the damage. After the image restore above, I tried again to perform a Windows update to the latest version. After reboot, my workstation again failed to startup and Auto Repair could not fix the issue this time. I had to restore the image yet again via Macrium (it ran much...
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Prior to my initial image restore above, I also tried to perform an in-place update of the latest Windows 10 update including the problematic Cumulative Update release in mid March 2020. This failed and Auto Repair managed to undo the damage. After the image restore above, I tried again to perform a Windows update to the latest version. After reboot, my workstation again failed to startup and Auto Repair could not fix the issue this time. I have to restore the image yet again followed by disabling...
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I finally got Windows 10 operational again on my workstation just minutes ago after running an UltraDefrag boot defrag. It seemed to run as expected until it completed. Once it completed, it rebooted followed by a Windows 10 automatic repair screen showing. I tried every option that I could to repair Windows 10 startup, but all attempts failed. One of the options was to check my drive for errors warning that it would run for over an hour. I allowed it to perform this check. Once it completed, I saw...
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I finally got Windows 10 operational again on my workstation just minutes ago after running an UltraDefrag boot defrag. It seemed to run as expected until it completed. Once it completed, it rebooted followed by a Windows 10 automatic repair screen showing. I tried every option that I could to repair Windows 10 startup, but all attempts failed. One of the options was to check my drive for errors warning that it would run for over an hour. I allowed it to perform this check. Once it completed, I saw...
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When my computer was unusable, I attempted to post to the forum with Android phone. For some weird reason, pressing space on Andriod reults in double characters appearing on the screen. Not sure if it's a Chrome bug on Android, but it didn't work here for some strange reaso.
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I finally got Windows 10 operation again on my workstation just minutes ago after running an UltraDefrag boot defrag. It seemed to run as expected until it completed. Once it completed, it rebooted followed by a Windows 10 automatic repair screen showing. I tried every option that I could to repair Windows 10 startup, but all attempts failed. One of the options was to check my drive for errors warning that it would run for over an hour. I allowed it to perform this check. Once it completed, I saw...
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I finally got Windows 10 operation again on my workstation just minutes ago after running an UltraDefrag boot defrag. It seemed to run as expected until it completed. Once it completed, it rebooted followed by a Windows 10 automatic repair screen showing. I tried every option that I could to repair Windows 10 startup, but all attempts failed. One of the options was to check my drive for errors warning that it would run for over an hour. I allowed it to perform this check. Once it completed, I saw...
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SpaceBarIsNotWorkingOnMyPhoneWithForumIwillCleanUpThisPostAfterWindows10Reset
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I have been experimenting with this to find a solution with the current version of Mediainfo. It appears that Tag&Rename does not properly write the rating tag. RATI for rating does not match iTunes rating. Also, the latest version of iTunes available no longer writes the rating to M4A files at all. It appears to be stored only in its internal database. Out of all the popular tag editing tools currently available, I cannot find a single one that supports writing the rating tag. Tag&Rename is the...
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I have been experimenting with this to find a solution with the current version of Mediainfo. It appears that Tag&Rename does not properly write the rating tag. RATI for rating does not match iTunes rating. Also, the latest version of iTunes available no longer writes the rating to M4A files at all. It appears to be stored only in its internal database. Out of all the popular tag editing tools currently available, I cannot find a single one that supports writing the rating tag. Tag&Rename is the...
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I set the rating using the latest version of Tag&Rename v3.9.15. This is a popular batch tag editor. I checked the options for MP4/M4A, and there is an option to always save/update Windows atom when saving tag changes. I just turned that option on and saved the tag again. It still contains a rati atom as you noted. However, now windows file properties shows the rating too: Attached is the file that now also contains the Windows atom.
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Incorrect tag Results For Rating Displayed For MP4/M4A Media
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I am also facing this issue. APE files used to work perfectly with Mediainfo tool tips within Windows Explorer. This stopped working today and now does not display any tool tip window for any media files at all. Now the tool tips are not showing for any files. Note that I also used to have dbpoweramp installed, but I uninstalled it and manually cleared the registry of almost all references to it. There are no Windows Explorer references to dbpoweramp at all on my system. Also, I am able to right...
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I am also facing this issue. APE files used to work perfectly with Mediainfo tool tips within Windows Explorer. This stopped working today and now does not display any tool tip window for any media files at all. Now have not had the tool tip working properly with any file. Note that I also used to have dbpoweramp installed, but I uninstalled it and manually cleared the registry of almost all references to it. There are no Windows Explorer references to dbpoweramp at all on my system. Also, I am able...
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I am noticing in the latest version that a folder gets created on my C: drive: C:\UltraDefrag_Logs It's empty and probably left over from debugging purposes. I notice this after a boot defrag.
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I am noticing in the latest version that a folder gets created on my C: drive: C:\UltraDefrag_Logs It's empty and probably left over from debugging purposes.
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I have used every available defragmentation tool currently available today. UltraDefrag version 9.0.1 is currently the best available as far as features, capability and flexibility. No other product even comes close to what you have achieved. Congratulations for a job well done!
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EDIT: below is my revised and complete PowerShell script that includes all functionality I require; added a couple more processes that prevent scheduled defrag; fixed conditions. I am posting this update if anyone else wishes to use this: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $macrium = Get-Process reflectbin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $ultradefrag = Get-Process ultradefrag...
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EDIT: below is my revised and complete PowerShell script that includes all functionality I require. I am posting this update if anyone else wishes to use this: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $macrium = Get-Process reflectbin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $weekday = Get-Date -UFormat "%A" [int]$hour = Get-Date -UFormat "%H" [int]$dayofmonth = Get-Date -UFormat "%d" if ($vmware...
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EDIT: below is my revised and complete PowerShell script that includes all functionality I require. I am posting this update if anyone else wishes to use this: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $macrium = Get-Process reflectbin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $weekday = Get-Date -UFormat "%A" $hour = Get-Date -UFormat "%H" $dayofmonth = Get-Date -UFormat "%d" if ($vmware -eq...
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EDIT: below is my revised and complete PowerShell script that includes all functionality I require. I am posting this update if anyone else wishes to use this: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $macrium = Get-Process reflectbin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $weekday = Get-Date -UFormat "%A" $hour = Get-Date -UFormat "%H" $dayofmonth = Get-Date -UFormat "%d" if ($vmware -eq...
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EDIT: below is my revised and complete PowerShell script that includes all functionality I require. I am posting this update if anyone else wishes to use this: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $macrium = Get-Process reflectbin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $weekday = Get-Date -UFormat "%A" $hour = Get-Date -UFormat "%H" $dayofmonth = Get-Date -UFormat "%d" if ($vmware -eq...
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I got this to work using PowerShell under the latest Windows 10 Professional. The script was rather simple: # # UltraDefragScheduledLaunch.ps1 # $vmware = Get-Process vmware -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $divx = Get-Process DivXConverter -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $weekday = Get-Date -UFormat "%A" $hour = Get-Date -UFormat "%H" if ($vmware -eq $null -and $divx -eq $null) { if (($weekday -eq "Friday" -and $hour -le 21) -or ($weekday -eq "Saturday" -and $hour -gt 7) -or ($weekday -ine "Friday" -and...
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Thanks for the response. It looks like I can schedule PowerShell scripts to execute that have the ability to check for running processes as well as date/time checks combined. When all conditions are met, I could then launch UltraDefrag. I will experiment with this. This looks to be one way to go about this without too much work.
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I upgraded to 9.0.0 enterprise recently, and it has been working great with no issues so far. I am currently using this as my only defrag tool, and I have some questions related to scheduling. I want to create a quick defrag script that gets executed during idle times. Creating the script itself is no issue for me, but the scheduling portion of it I have specific requirements. For my workstation, I generally leave it powered on 24/7. It is scheduled to execute lots of tasks. I know that Windows Task...
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I upgraded to 9.0.0 enterprise recently, and it has been working great with no issues so far. I am currently using this as my only defrag tool, and I have some questions related to scheduling. I want to create a quick defrag script that gets executed during idle times. Creating the script itself is no issue for me, but the scheduling portion of it I have specific requirements. For my workstation, I generally leave it powered on 24/7. It is scheduled to execute lots of tasks. I know that Windows Task...
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I upgraded to 9.0.0 enterprise recently, and it has been working great with no issues so far. I am currently using this as my only defrag tool, and I have some questions related to scheduling. I want to create a quick defrag script that gets executed during idle times. Creating the script itself is no issue for me, but the scheduling portion of it I have specific requirements. For my workstation, I generally leave it powered on 24/7. It is scheduled to execute lots of tasks. I know that Windows Task...
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By the way, this is Windows 10 Profession version 1903. I run hardware RAID10, and the RAID controller hides RAID from the operating system. There are no specific drivers that I must install, because they are bundled with Windows. This is a 1GB caching RAID controller. I run UEFI, and I always defrag my C: partition only. My C: currently has 1.46TB used with 3.49TB free. When I wrote about VMWare, this is VMWare Workstation only I have installed. I also run a few operating systems as VMs and use...
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By the way, this is Windows 10 Profession version 1903. I run hardware RAID10, and the RAID controller hides RAID from the operating system. There are no specific drivers that I must install, because they are bundled with Windows. This is a 1GB caching RAID controller. I run UEFI, and I always defrag my C: partition only. My C: currently has 1.46TB used with 3.49TB free. When I wroter about VMWare, this is VMWare Workstation only I have installed. I also run a few operating systems as VMs and use...
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With UltraDefrag 8, I would sporadically encounter boot failures after defrag execution. This happened with both boot-time defrag and also a GUI defrag while Windows was still running. I would see a boot failure after the defrag fully completed then I rebooted the computer. It was very sporadic, so I never bothered to report this issue. I am very good at keeping recent full system clone backups of my workstation, so I did not really lose anything after a full restore. Yesterday after installing 8.0.1,...
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Under settings, the only item checked off similar is: Run task as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed That is the only available option close to what you stated. I have not noticed any additional bizarre executions again so far, but I am continuing to monitor this. It is well know that Windows 10 has had a bunch of issues, and my OS is automatically updated (not by choice) by Microsoft.
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I just happened to view Task Scheduler to see something I do not understand at all: This is showing a last run time of around seven hours prior to the scheduled time. Also, there is a whacky last run result of 0x103. I do not understand how or why this task executed at this time.
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I just opened Task Scheduler to see the following: There are no log entries for 25-JAN at all, so it did not execute as scheduled on the 25th. I am not sure what it wrong, but it does not work on my system. EDIT: hang on a moment -- there are logs for it executing on 24-JAN. It is not yet scheduled time for execution on 25-JAN. For reasons unknown to me, UltraDefrag appears to be starting multiple times when scheduled once. The screenshot is showing it running an odd time on 25-JAN. This is a re-execution...
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I made a couple of changes to the existing scheduled task, and I did not see the task executed a second time after successfully completing. I changed the task so that it is configured for Windows 10 instead of Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008. I cleared the condition to start the task only if the computer is idle. Under settings I changed If the task is already running, then the following rule aplies: Do not start a new instance After making all these changes above, I am seeing a single task execute...
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I also made three changes to the auto-defrag.cmd file: set UD_FRAGMENT_SIZE_THRESHOLD=0 set UD_FRAGMENTS_THRESHOLD=0 REM udefrag --wait --all-fixed I commented out the last line, because only C: drive should be defragged. D: is swap file and Temp only.
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I am running the absolute latest build with updates of Windows 10 Professional: Version 1809 (OS Build 17763.292). I have used one tool to disable Cortana. Other than this, everything else is plain Windows. I will try deleting and recreating the scheduled task. Thanks.
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Understood. I am reading some Task Scheduler issues from Windows 10 after Google searching. Many are complaining about the 'Run whether user is logged on or not' option that this task is set to use. Later I will change it to 'Run only when user is logged on' to see if the issue goes away.
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I was sleeping at that time and not using the computer. The autodefrag-system.log shows that it started as scheduled 2019-01-24 22:00:20.898. It completed at 2019-01-24 22:12:00.242. For reasons unknown, it relaunched and got a scheduler error 25-JAN at 03:02AM.
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I just opened Task Scheduler to see the following: There are no log entries for 25-JAN at all, so it did not execute as scheduled on the 25th. I am not sure what it wrong, but it does not work on my system. EDIT: hang on a moment -- there are logs for it executing on 24-JAN. It is not yet scheduled time for execution on 25-JAN. For reasons unknown to me, UltraDefrag appears to be starting multiple times when scheduled once. The screenshot is showing it running an odd time on 25-JAN. This is a re-execution...
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I just opened Task Scheduler to see the following: There are no log entries for 25-JAN at all, so it did not execute as scheduled on the 25th. I am not sure what it wrong, but it does not work on my system. EDIT: hang on a moment -- there are logs for it executing on 24-JAN. It is not yet scheduled time for execution on 25-JAN. For reasons unknown to me, UltraDefrag appears to be starting multiple times when scheduled once. The screenshot is showing it running an odd time on 25-JAN. This is a re-execution...
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I just opened Task Scheduler to see the following: There are no log entries for 25-JAN at all, so it did not execute as scheduled on the 25th. I am not sure what it wrong, but it does not work on my system.
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I just opened Task Scheduler to see the following: There are no log entries for 25-JAN at all, so it did not execute as scheduled on the 25th. I am not sure what it wrong, but it does not work on my system.
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Hi Dmitri. Thanks for looking into this. For this scheduled task, I also have debug logs generated on a different partition than what is scheduled to defragment. The autodefrag-system.log file for this day shows at the bottom: Processing of C: succeeded around 23 minutes after the start of the scheduled task. The timestamp of this final message is: 2019-01-23 22:29.15.177 Currently in the Task Scheduler, I am seeing the status of request refusing with a last run time of: 1/23/2019 10:31:55PM. That...
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Hi Dmitri. Thanks for looking into this. For this scheduled task, I also have debug logs generated on a different partition than what is scheduled to defragment. The autodefrag-system.log file for this day shows at the bottom: Processing of C: succeeded around 23 minutes after the scheduled task showing the request was refused. The timestamp of this final message is: 2019-01-23 22:29.15.177 Currently in the Task Scheduler, I am seeing the status of request refusing with a last run time of: 1/23/2019...
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Even when scheduled to execute using the Windows 10 Administrator account, I am again seeing: The operator or administrator has refused the request (0x800710E0). I just manually started the scheduled task moments ago to see it stop with this status showing in the Task Scheduler. This time it started processing then after a few minutes the task stopped showing this status.
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Even though the task I created was successfully run on demand above, it failed to start with the same error I previously posted when it was attempted to start as scheduled. Using the Administrator account instead did resolve the issue.
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From searching, this may have been a permissions issue with how the task was created by UltraDefrag. Since the task executed successfully when I manually started it, I will see what happens at 18:00 during its next scheduled execution.
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I changed the scheduled task back to execute under system followed by starting the task. It now shows: The task is currently running (0x41301) I waited a few minutes then refreshed the task scheduled. It now shows: The operation completed successfully. (0x0) It seems to work if I force the scheduled task to execute immediately. However, it gets permission errors during the scheduled execution time via system.
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I changed the scheduled task back to execute under system followed by starting the task. It now shows: The task is currently running (0x41301) I waited a few minutes then refresh the task scheduled. It now shows: The operation completed successfully. (0x0) It seems to work if I force the scheduled task to execute immediately. However, it gets permission errors during the scheduled execution time via system.
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I changed is back to execute under system followed by starting the task. It now shows: The task is currently running (0x41301) I waited a few minutes then refresh the task scheduled. It now shows: The operation completed successfully. (0x0) It seems to work if I force the scheduled task to execute immediately. However, it gets permission errors during the scheduled execution time via system.
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This is under Windows 10 Professional with the latest builds and updates as of Today.
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When I had installed UltraDefrag Enterprise version 8.0.0, I am seeing that it automatically created scheduled tasks within Windows. However, these are all failing to execute with the following showing: Last Run Result: The operator or administrator has refused the request (0x800710E0) The scheduled task was executing under system. When I initially saw this, I changed it to execute under my local account with credentials that has administrator role. This error remains after this change. Is there...
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Thank you for the fantastic work on this software. I am currently running UltraDefrag 8.0.0 on a Windows 10 Professional RAID10 array. I believe I clicked the option for Full optimization, but unfortunately the UI is not displaying this. Do you think at some point in the future it would be possible to display the currently selected operation being performed? Right now the display shows: 13.43 % optimized, pass 1, 80245 moves total. The operation will take some time to complete, but nothing shows...
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