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<blockquote data-quote="eclathtpc" data-source="post: 1184479" data-attributes="member: 156509">The issue I've described isn't intermittent, it's constant. I can't provide a specific time for something that's happening all the time. The two mapped drives are NAS DS411 Synology Diskstations. The NAS units are always running, the 8x 4TB HDD's enter a low power sleep state if unused for an hour; but the Diskstations themselves are always on. I'm not sure how the configuration utility running in administrative mode is relevant unless that's been added in 1.4, in the past I've always been able to utilize the Moving Pictures import function and the current issues have never existed before. Nothing has changed with my setup other than migrating to Windows 10.MP-TV Series doesn't exhibit any of these issues, yet Moving Pictures does. If the issue was with my hardware, mapped drives or Windows settings shouldn't the issue be widespread across all extensions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eclathtpc, post: 1184479, member: 156509"] The issue I've described isn't intermittent, it's constant. I can't provide a specific time for something that's happening all the time. The two mapped drives are NAS DS411 Synology Diskstations. The NAS units are always running, the 8x 4TB HDD's enter a low power sleep state if unused for an hour; but the Diskstations themselves are always on. I'm not sure how the configuration utility running in administrative mode is relevant unless that's been added in 1.4, in the past I've always been able to utilize the Moving Pictures import function and the current issues have never existed before. Nothing has changed with my setup other than migrating to Windows 10. MP-TV Series doesn't exhibit any of these issues, yet Moving Pictures does. If the issue was with my hardware, mapped drives or Windows settings shouldn't the issue be widespread across all extensions? [/QUOTE]

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