Insync 3.0.19.40421 cannot count, and it cannot sync either

Bugs and issues Windows
#1

It gets worse, to the point that I have lost any trust in Insync. Here is a series of screen shots showing the contents of the “Syncing…” list; regrettably, Insync is actively hostile to the usual auto-scrolling methods of capturing scrollable windows.

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Clearly, these are 20 distinct items (20 is not 12!), and the first ten or so show no progress anymore.

ETA: None of the items show any progress whatsoever.

A sync engine that cannot count to 20 (doesn’t it have toes, to use when it runs out of fingers?) and that doesn’t actually sync – no, thanks. I liked Insync but only while it showed a semblance of working.

#2

Hi there,

Sorry for the late reply.

Insync reading more than 12 files at a time will cause CPU usage to go up. We have currently capped it at 12 to avoid that from happening. We are still figuring out a way to be able to execute this better without hiking up CPU usage.

How long did you wait for your files before you quit the app or before it synced?

#3

I’ve given Version 3.0.21.40435 a try. Likewise, still not syncing my files, causing massive problems. Interface locks up and starts flashing. Still not useable, brand new Windows 10 instal…

Back to 1.5. Really need to fix this!!!

#4

Hi! I understand capping at 12. But there were 20 files shown as active and some, later all of them, had no progress whatsoever. After three hours, I stopped the process.