Why when I rename a file in Results either using F2 or right click rename does the file not always get renamed? it remains the same
When I try again I get the popup "Unable to rename" Error 2
When I open the file folder the file has been renamed. So why after a rename is Everything not picking this up? I closed Everything and reopened it but the same search still shows the original filename which does not exist under that name. Only after forcing a rescan of the entire drive does the results change.
This is on a network drive on a domain.
Everything: 1.5.0.1357a (x64)
OS: Windows NT 10.0 19045 (x64)
File rename not refreshing results
Re: File rename not refreshing results
Sounds like ReadDirectoryChanges is not picking up the rename.
Under Tools -> Debug -> Statistics -> Folder Index -> <your network drive>
Is Online: reported as Yes/No/Blank?
Please try enabling debug logging to capture any ReadDirectoryChanges errors:
Please try disabling ReadDirectoryChanges and use SHChangeNotify:
SHChangeNotify may help to detect changes made locally.
Consider running an Everything Server on the file server to detect all changes in real-time:
Everything Server
Under Tools -> Debug -> Statistics -> Folder Index -> <your network drive>
Is Online: reported as Yes/No/Blank?
Please try enabling debug logging to capture any ReadDirectoryChanges errors:
- In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, under the Debug submenu, click Start Debug Logging.
- Rename a different file.
- Repeat until you see the rename detection fail
- From the Tools menu, under the Debug submenu, click Stop Debug Logging.
---this will open your Everything Debug Log.txt in Notepad. - Could you please send this file to support@voidtools.com
Please try disabling ReadDirectoryChanges and use SHChangeNotify:
- In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Advanced tab on the left.
- To the right of Show settings containing, search for:
change - Select read_directory_changes.
- Set the value to: false
- Click OK.
SHChangeNotify may help to detect changes made locally.
Consider running an Everything Server on the file server to detect all changes in real-time:
Everything Server