(win 10 pro 20H2 v10.0.19042)
No major changes. Possible suspects:
- I stopped synching photos from iPhone long time ago;
- minimized number of folders which synch locally;
- uninstalled adobe reader long time ago.
Update-1 (2020-08-30): the problem is no longer reproduced. Don't know what helped. Magic
No major updates were made (same win 10 pro 10.0.18363 / v 1909).
== Will keep the original post for a while ==
Below I speak about locally cashed filed and folders. Windows 10 and OD are fresh to current date. I've reset OD (several times actually, reinstalled etc), and the problem persists for 1-2 years (thru many updates etc)...
As subject states, many operations are extremely slow on OD folders.
- Most smaller folders open instantly, but some (normally bigger with images) open for 10+ sec.
- Initially I've noticed the problem with images - opening a picture takes 10+ sec. I blamed XnView but it's not the problem.
- OPENING MOST of the IMAGES from a OD folder (from Explorer etc) takes same 10+ sec.
- Select All (Ctrl+A) on a folder with images takes MINUTES...
- After selecting all images select any menu or right-click - 1 minute.
To reproduce:
- Reset OD, (fast)
- Sync only photos folders, (fast).
- Open a folder - takes 1 min,
- select all images (Ctrl+A) - 1 min,
- Right click - 1 min...
Stopping sync on any step - doesn't help.
Copying folders outside OD root folder - helps immediately. Everything works immediately (momentary response), like it should be. As such, problem is somehow related to OneDrive.
**Anybody experiences the same? Any ideas why?**
PS. And I'm not talking about Word/Excel, which opens locally synced OD files slow (office Apps check the file online for recent updates, and it's OK).
*Win 10 Pro, Version 10.0.18363 | v 1909.
Personal OneDrive, v 2019 build 19.222.1110.0006.
Files/Folders are already locally synched.
I use Explorer or TotalCommander.
Fast Internet (60 Mbit both ways - shouldn't be the problem).
SSD, 75 Gb free... modern PC (i5-5300U CPU @ 2.30GHz, 2295 Mhz, 2 Cores)...*
Tx,
Max
