You are speaking about a "Move" icon but there isn't such icon:
there are two icons, one with a green + and one with a red - and a tool-tip that tells "Move ...".
I'm using FFS 10.23 free and I'm testing a file move.
After Compare I can see the moved file with a + icon and a - icon, but if I hover the mouse pointer over those icons the tool-tip tells "Move file on the right".
In your test you are simply moving files or you are also changing those files? To tell that those files are copied and deleted and not simply moved, you are looking at the log file? Did you know that ... "Detection is not supported by all file systems. Most notably, certain file moves on the FA...
Anyway that option can be honored only after the first full Mirror sync because it needs its database to operate and that db is created the first time and updated then.
Did you also select the option "[x] Detect moved files" while selecting the Mirror variant?
Anyway this option can be honored only after the first full Mirror sync because it needs its database to operate and that db is created the first time and updated then.
https://freefilesync.org/faq.php#limitations Are there limitations on the number of files to sync? FreeFileSync imposes no artificial limitations on how many files you can sync. Practically speaking, the only limiting factor for extremely large sync jobs is the amount of free memory available: For e...
Did you have this problem only with Laptop BU as the mirror destination or with whatever you use as mirror destination?
This problem arise using the Laptop BU root folder as destination or you have selected a folder?
In case try using a folder.
It seems that you have setup FFS to do a "Two way" sync, the default when creating a new sync job. Go to Synchronization settings and select the "Mirror" variant, use the option [x] Detect moved files. Done!. This setup do exactly what you are looking for. This way you will be &q...
FFS consider the left and right folders the "root", the starting point of any subsequent processing.
FFS don't consider anything back in the left and right paths.
Everything in the filters must be relative to this "root".
First thing I should have asked is your exact folder pair and the type of synchronization (Two way, Mirror, etc.) I try to guess: Synchronization variant: Mirror Left: \\SCH-DESKTOP1\Users\John\AppData\Local\GeometryDash\ Right: C:\_SCH_Desktop1\John\GeometryDash\ >But if I "add a folder pair w...
Assuming you have only one folder pair: - remove anything but * from your include filter - your exclude filter may contain something like this: \System Volume Information\ \$Recycle.Bin\ \RECYCLER\ \RECYCLED\ *\desktop.ini *\thumbs.db In case, remove anything related to mp3 files. - add a folder pai...
Use this guide at your own risk. If you don't fully understand what's going on, don't do it! Scenario in FFS Mirroring of LEFT to RIGHT LEFT folder C:\Users\Gianni\Pictures\ RIGHT folder J:\Pictures\ (from now on I will use simply LEFT and RIGHT to refer to those folders) - on the LEFT the files/pho...