Okay, I see! My Windows version is the really latest one:

Win 10 Pro
20H2
Build: 19042.685

As I said, I have never had this behaviour before.

Thank you,
Seger

okay that was it !!! The file is retained even after an update ...

Perhaps you can also incorporate the feedback into the store version.

filebot -script fn:properties --def useNativeShell=false Update user-defined System Properties * Set useNativeShell = false Store user-defined System Properties * Write C:\Users\Seger\AppData\Roaming\FileBot\system.properties #FileBot System Properties #Tue Dec 15 15:20:56 CET 2020 useNativeShell ...

I'll be happy to try, where can I set this? Or do I have to use the command line in Windows?

Or where can I find the file to set it?

Any of these things might help narrow down the root cause of the issue: Have you tried this? Restart your computer Restart your NAS Unmap and Map your network shares again Use UNC paths if mapped network shares don't work Use mapped network shares if UNC paths don't work Use the IP if the HOSTNAME ...

filebot opens the windows dialog and needs about 2 min for the same operation. the folder contains 76 mkv file (77gb)

Move-Item -Path "K:\Upload_Download\1 Download\1 Encodieren\Serien\Mac Gyver\" -Destination "K:\Upload_Download\1 Download\"

check! no problem 1 sec.

rednoah wrote: ↑15 Dec 2020, 11:43 As long as the file stays on the same file system, things should be instant.

lately that doesn't happen anymore ...

okay, I may not have put that cleverly, since the new version you have been using UI and windows. I thought maybe it’s because of that. I haven't changed my variant. Yes, I move on a network drive, but it has not changed and normal copying via Explorer is also quite normal, but no longer under the n ...

Hello all, first of all thank you for the great tool, unbelievable what it takes off my daily work. I use the version FileBot 4.9.2 - Windows 10 Store version. Since switching from Java to the Windows internal system UI support in the background, the rename speed has dropped enormously. The classic ...