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<blockquote data-quote="Kotik" data-source="post: 1199663" data-attributes="member: 89825">More information,I decided to start with a fresh movingpictures.db3 so I can make sure that my previous .db3 is not corrupt.Started importing folders and guess what..... same issue, I started calculating the amount of shared folders and it is 63 so it makes no sense, but I know that if I remove 1 shared folder from the importer and try to add a new one then it will work perfectly fine until of course I get more than 63 shared folder that are being accessed, then same error.Something is wrong with the way the importer is accessing these folders, it behaves as if it triggers some security threshold of either the client pc or the server side. I don't remember this being the issue with windows 7 32bit, but it is an issue for both my 8.1 64bit and 10 64bit clients. It might be the 64bit architecture?I am slowly becoming paranoid, I replaced my network switch but the issue remains, I tried different Ethernet cards and still got the same results. Windows log files are clean and it is becoming extremely hard to troubleshoot this problem.[USER=18896]@RoChess[/USER]&nbsp; some ideas would be more than welcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kotik, post: 1199663, member: 89825"] More information, I decided to start with a fresh movingpictures.db3 so I can make sure that my previous .db3 is not corrupt. Started importing folders and guess what..... same issue, I started calculating the amount of shared folders and it is 63 so it makes no sense, but I know that if I remove 1 shared folder from the importer and try to add a new one then it will work perfectly fine until of course I get more than 63 shared folder that are being accessed, then same error. Something is wrong with the way the importer is accessing these folders, it behaves as if it triggers some security threshold of either the client pc or the server side. I don't remember this being the issue with windows 7 32bit, but it is an issue for both my 8.1 64bit and 10 64bit clients. It might be the 64bit architecture? I am slowly becoming paranoid, I replaced my network switch but the issue remains, I tried different Ethernet cards and still got the same results. Windows log files are clean and it is becoming extremely hard to troubleshoot this problem. [USER=18896]@RoChess[/USER] some ideas would be more than welcome. [/QUOTE]

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