Hi
I have a strange issue. This is what I experience.
I have a directory on a portable HD (a 6TB USB3 HD (NTFS) - but this is permanently plugged into the computer). I have a folder in there where i use to download files. Over a period of time, there would of been 10000s of directories created and deleted. If i browse to the directory (i:\download), the directory shows up nice and fast.
But if i select a sub directory that i haven't been into before, (.i.e., i:\download\something), then it takes around 5 seconds or so to show the contents of the directory (doesn't matter if it has 1 file or 1000 files), The strange thing, is if i go back into the directory (i:\downloads) at a later time (or after a shutdown and reboot), the directory loads up pretty much instantly
I tried downloading to a different directory (say i:\download2), and reading the sub directories in that is pretty much instant. I also try to go into a directory which dopus has never been into before, and that works nice and fast. The only directory that it does it to is the one where the directories were created/deleted.
To me it seems like Dopus is checking against a cache list of directory names? - is this possible?
I am running Windows 10, and have Kaskersky Internet security installed (don't know this this has anything to do with it).
On my previous machine, i had the same issue as well.