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I was holding off activity until this bug was resolved. As there hasn't been any further comments here since "4934 Fix for possible application stall during Verify Folder" 3 weeks ago, I'm guessing the bug was fixed. Thanks Hert.

>This was not an issue before upgrading from 4921 to 4928.

has happened to me for the first time with 4923 - Verify Folder Quick on Windows11. I've not upgraded for weeks, and until now, successfully Verify Folders quite often. After reading all these posts, had thought until today it wasn't ...

has happened to me for the 1st time; my post in the other thread

lots of people seem to be experiencing this - see viewtopic.php?p=134649#p134649 - would that suggest the GPU driver theory is unrelated given report here is for Apple?

Just a quick progress report on this topic: Hert identified there was some " cache table that wasn't filled correctly " in a prior database upgrade. Hert was able to fix my 500MB photosupreme.cat.db & it all appears to be working again now. Great support. Happy new year to all & especially Hert.

thanks for your suggestions Hert & happy new year

>The "slightly visible" is the see-through of the menu
well spotted! confirmed

>Maybe the text is being wrapped? What happens if you widen the left panel?
no change (all the labels are intentionally short)

is top level category "other-metadata" OK ...

cheers Geoff. I'm 90% sure it's related to the top level "other-metadata"...

Some further info during an intensive cataloging session...

I have a top level category named "other-metadata". On further examination, it appears that any ctrl+F results which relate to this category are very dim. For example I have a nested category other-metadata > theme > accident, as shown ...

From Categories > ctrl+F > sometimes the list contains barely visible labels - what does these results signify? Whatever it means, I suggest the labels are slightly more visible (for months before writing this post I had actually thought the results were totally blank!). For example ctrl+F "sign ...

For anyone's interest, my post above has resulted in Build 4581; "Fix for possible rename collision causing files to overwrite each other". Thanks Hert.

I auto-bracket my photos, generally resulting in 3 files with the same EXIF DateTime(s). I generally manually delete 2 of the files before importing into PSu. Then I select+all (ctrl+A) & rename the file(s) (ctrl+shift+R) to have names like <YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.JPG>. You can spot the potential issue - 2 ...

i had the same issue

downloading https://manualsu.idimager.com/version7/ ... Module.pdf from the link in the 1st post of this topic creates a zero byte file?

FWIW ~27,000 images took ~30 minutes on a fairly basic (these days) Windows PC compared to what many users on this forum are using.

Sure - the easier part - but not contents/ index/ glossary. Anyway, was just a thought bubble.