Nothing special. On my Windows 8 laptop:
Ritlabs The Bat 5.8.8
Opera 18
LibreOffice 4.1.3
DO 10.5.4.0
UltraEdi 20
Exact Audio Copy 1.0 Beta 3
Serato Scratch Live 2.5
foobar2000 1.3.0 Beta 5
Keyfinder 1.25
Tag & Rename 3.7.5 Beta 1
Lacie Desktop Manager 1.5.6 (external Hard Disc Config)
There are more by default but not on my Windows 7 PC were the same issue happens. The same programs & versions are also on my Windows 7 PC.
I didn't install any extra. All by default.
Yes. Zonealarm 12 (in the meantime).
UE problem is the same. But it is not a DO problem (except DO works or changed something "behind"). Also when I open in Explorer or UE itself I get the problem. I am sure they have a problem - it depends on the preferences. E.g. In my case (settings) UE crashed with macros. On their machine not. I have sent them my prefs and they had the crash.
I'll test this on my home PC later tonight.
No. Also internal on C: (same path tests).
Would it help to uninstall / install DO - without my preferences - let's say the default?
Should I send you my preferences for testing (as I did with the UE guys - and then they had the same problem)?
I still have another issue - when I copy the files on my backup (update when newer or size), DO works with 85 MB/s and more from USB 3.0 to USB 3.0.
When I run the sync the copy part breaks down to 20-30 MB/s.
It does NOT matter which file extension it is. It also happens with .ita and other big files.
I made an installation of DO on a laptop of a friend to sync the previous copied files. There was a default and the copy part of the sync ran with 85 MB/s.
So I am sure it is a DO problem - depending on the preferences. The columns in the listers during the normal copy/update itself and copy part of the sync are always the same (e.g. additional: owner, file-mod, file-creat, duration, location, description, size in bytes and size in short (KB,etc.)).
Thanks a lot for helping.
PS: I am planning to install Windows 8.1 on my laptop during christmas from scratch. Then I will re-test all issues after each step.