External USB drive, that "sleeps" (spins down) the drive, incessantly.
I was in the process of renaming a file, & it seemed, that in that instant, the drive spun down (as is typical), only to immediately spin back up.
The rename took, but I lost the file size, showing as "empty" (status bar says, 0 bytes).
The rename took.
File name, date, are there. Size is not.
File size in question is ~500 MB.
I'll count it as a fluke.
(.913 is new to me, since yesterday. Before I'd been running .895.)
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Everything
Version 1.4.1.913 (x86)
Windows NT 6.1
Processors 4
IsAdmin 0
AppData 0
Service 1
cmdline "C:\DEV\Locate\Everything.exe"
search 'dyp-02' filter 'ext:3g2;3gp;3gp2;3gpp;amr;amv;asf;avi;bdmv;bik;d2v;divx;
drc;dsa;dsm;dss;dsv;evo;f4v;flc;fli;flic;flv;hdmov;ifo;ivf;m1v;m2p;m2t;m2ts;m2v;
m4b;m4p;m4v;mkv;mp2v;mp4;mp4v;mpe;mpeg;mpg;mpls;mpv2;mpv4;mov;mts;ogm;ogv;pss;pv
a;qt;ram;ratdvd;rm;rmm;rmvb;roq;rpm;smil;smk;swf;tp;tpr;ts;vob;vp6;webm;wm;wmp;w
mv;part;srt;dtapart' sort 0
term 0bd116f8, flags: 1144, next: 0b233630, notnext: 00000000
folderop: 10, fileop: 10, term: dyp-02
term 0b233630, flags: 3148, next: 00000000, notnext: 00000000
folderop: 1, fileop: 170, term: ext:3g2;3gp;3gp2;3gpp;amr;amv;asf;avi;bdmv;bik;d
2v;divx;drc;dsa;dsm;dss;dsv;evo;f4v;flc;fli;flic;flv;hdmov;ifo;ivf;m1v;m2p;m2t;m
2ts;m2v;m4b;m4p;m4v;mkv;mp2v;mp4;mp4v;mpe;mpeg;mpg;mpls;mpv2;mpv4;mov;mts;ogm;og
v;pss;pva;qt;ram;ratdvd;rm;rmm;rmvb;roq;rpm;smil;smk;swf;tp;tpr;ts;vob;vp6;webm;
wm;wmp;wmv;part;srt;dtapart
SET SORT 0
found 0 folders, size 0, db search time taken: 0.026195 seconds
update m 1 46550304
update index E:
USN DATA_TRUNCATION CONHOST.EXE-E6AFC9F5.pf
USN DATA_EXTEND DATA_TRUNCATION CONHOST.EXE-E6AFC9F5.pf
USN DATA_EXTEND DATA_TRUNCATION CLOSE CONHOST.EXE-E6AFC9F5.pf
updated E: in 0.002645 seconds
resume ntfs monitor 1
found 1 files, size 65540, db search time taken: 0.148916 seconds
total size 0, calculated in 0.000001 seconds
set sort 0 1
already sorted
finished sort, time taken 0.000787 seconds
update selection 0.000001 seconds