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Updated 13.5 to 13.6 on my Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers and everything is working fine here

Probably not, as your AV probably just sees it as "unknown" or "unpopular"

Uninstall and reinstall

False positive
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That seems unlikely. Do you have an example?
UWP app icons are in their own sandboxed storage and file associations are set under-the-hood/in the registry. GDrive has no access to and can't touch either of those

Why would RTS be any better than the GDrive client running?

We'll need the entire window, not a section

Running under SYSTEM also runs it with the SYSTEM credentials, meaning it is trying to access the NAS/network locations with them, and they probably don't have the necessary permissions. This is one of the drawbacks of running it as SYSTEM. I am not aware of anyone who fixed this other than running ...

Correct, GDrive lacks support for monitoring so RTS can't be used with it.
A scheduled task is a possibility

Run a 'compare' and post a screenshot of the FFS window after it finishes.
You can attach files using the "Editor & Preview" below the text box

Same problem here, uninstalled until it's solved. Also, getting pop-up warnings from the uninstaller, check: virustotal[.]com/gui/file/de07af8475d40023f5d54a8d9c72764537afb3db83c6228ac002a8b624b61e30/ If you waited for something with 0 detections, you'd never install anything ever. Especially open ...

Oh, I am pretty sure that is going to make the traffic go through the Mac and back to the NAS.
https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/1262g2z/transferring_between_nas_folders_but_in_the_mac/

Whenever RTS sometimes works and sometimes doesn't, it is either a location going in/out or an idle time 'issue'. Sounds like location presence isn't the most likely cause, so it is probably idle time. There may be times when something is accessing/changing something in one of the monitored location...

Sounds like it is running at USB 2.0 speeds. Check the cable and port you are using. Sometimes you get a weird insertion and it doesn't negotiate correctly, so try replugging it. Also try different cables if that doesn't help

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This is from 6 years ago and was fixed already. Who knows if it's the same issue that cropped up again or something unrelated that leads to the same error?

It's amazing, doesn't anyone know? CrashO, 03 May 2024, 08:16

Doesn't seem like it, no

You mean this? It does get in the way I suppose. Although, the path on the right should match the path on the left if they are on the same line anyway

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3413166/when-does-a-process-get-sigabrt-signal-6
Try rebooting?

If it can be reached via File Explorer, FFS can use it As stated above, if you can access Meshnet devices using File Explorer, you should be able select the location(s) in FFS as well. Meshnet is likely using its own proprietary authentication and access methods, meaning you likely won't be able to...

Directories ending with a "." are invalid for most file systems, so this likely isn't an error and is consistent with native functionality

In FFS, there really is no "source" and "destination" since data could be going either way. The way those actions work is by row, then column. For example, your first picture shows: If an item is deleted in the right location, then copy the item from the left side to the right si...

Very complicated explanation. I would first simplify what you are trying to accomplish

Sounds correct. I assume you meant "Task Scheduler", not "Task Manager". If so, your configuration might be set to stop syncing if there are errors, so then the user can read it and choose what to do next. Since user interaction isn't allowed/possible, it must be detecting that t...

If you are logged into OneDrive on both devices, shouldn't it already be kept in sync? There will be some delay of course, but the whole point of OneDrive is to have your data synced up between devices

For the smartphone, MTP is likely they root issue, and MTP sucks
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For the USB drive, it could have failing NAND, failing controller, or the VeraCrypt layer is causing an issue.
How you tried with another USB key with a new VeraCrypt setup?

Set deletions to be permanent in the sync settings or figure out a way to get access to the Recycle Bin on the network device. It likely doesn't have one though

FAT32 has a 4GB file size limit, is the possibly your issue?

Your response to my post is, in fact, how I also understood it. I may not have worded it correctly, as more specifically it is almost a local setting under a local sync-pair. We seem to be in agreeance

Sounds like OP is requesting that each location have its own versioning path, and then deleted/overwritten files would go to the locally specified versioning path instead of the global one configured for the configuration. Similar to how global and local filters work now.

Isn't this intended behavior? It sounds like OP wants to monitor multiple locations and have a sync fire off if any one becomes mounted, and not all will be mounted at a time. But RTS doesn't work unless all monitored locations are accessible. I looked here: https://freefilesync.org/manual.php?topic...