Hi!
This is more of a concern I’d like to express. I just about had it with Google’s native app and was recommended InSync so I just started the trial. I’m quite pleased with the interface but a little worried with the numbers I’m seeing. In the Progress area, it’s stating 181k+ items queued and the number is rising. There’s about 141k files and 31k folders in my entire Drive.
My setup had Google Drive syncing an entire drive (D). To move to InSync, I disabled Drive to boot at startup and closed it, then installed InSync and chose to go with the Drive folder.
My concern of course is that it might be creating duplicates of everything (been reading some of those issues on these forums). I’ve been looking inside the folders that I see passing by in the Progress and Feed interface, both locally and online, but haven’t spotted anything odd yet. The main reason I’m concerned is that InSync states “you added [folder name] in [folder name]” an awful lot. In the online interface I see things like this:
The above example, folder named “0”, seems to be located in a complex structure in a $RECYCLE.BIN folder. I’ve already cleared the recycle bin of drive D locally and Drive’s bin online.
A second example just now created a duplicate folder but not the files in it:
Which reflects this online:
And this locally:
The number in the Progress area has now increased to 201k+ as I’m concluding this post. Should I be panicking or is this normal behaviour? My 1TB Drive now contains 553GB of data. I’m running Windows 10 version 1511.
This may also be important. There’s one error showing: Can’t process [folder name] - User rate limit exceeded.