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What to Do When OneDrive Slows Down a PC?
OneDrive can slow down your computer for several reasons, including continuous syncing, large file sizes, conflicts with antivirus software, or even outdated hardware. It's a frustrating issue, but thankfully, there are many potential solutions. These range from basic troubleshooting (like restarting your computer and checking your internet connection) to more advanced techniques (like managing OneDrive's sync settings, using Files On-Demand, and even resetting the application). The article also provides helpful information on: Minimum hardware requirements for OneDrive. How to troubleshoot conflicts with security software. Steps to clear the OneDrive cache. Options for upgrading your OneDrive plan.
How to Compress and Shrink a PST File?
Shoviv PST Compress and Compact Tool preserve the integrity of your attachments while compressing enormous PST files. The software conducts a separation of all email attachments from PST files and saves them to a target folder in your desired location without modifying the information even by a bit. This backup keeps your attachments safe, so they remain in place and are easily accessible even after the compression process. With the added benefit of real-time monitoring of progress, users can monitor the compression and compacting process, hence giving maximum transparency and peace of mind. Once the process is complete, the software notifies users with a success message, indicating successful backup and compression, and thus the best tool for data integrity. Know more: How to Compress PST File
EV storage expiry - what exactly will be expired?
Hello, I am working on some EV envs in which there was never ran storage expiry. Now I was tasked to do so. I did read about it that it can have performance impact on exchange, sql and storage. Prior to run it I am willing to make sure that it will expire only what is desired to be expired. How I can I check this out? EV is on 14.x in one env and the other is 15.x. What is the best approach to start it? any tips??
Enterprise Vault archived file recovery
Hi all, I'm only getting to know EV through a lab environment, which is intended to replicate a project I'm working on, so please bear with me if I ask something that is obvious to everyone. I have established a single EV server, which is connected to a Fileserver role running on a Windows Failover cluster. The role has 2 nodes, both on Windows Server 2012R2 and after much trouble, I have managed to get archiving to work as intended. All machines in the lab are domain-joined. I have a policy set up to archive all PDF files and log files larger than 2 KB just to see if it will correctly pick up both options - it does. It archives the files as intended and marks them as archive When I try to recover a file from any server or client system, I always get the same error in Event Viewer of the server which is the owner of the role - Error downloading file, event ID 20491. I have tried this from: client PC (Win11), EV server, both failover nodes, tertiary server unmanaged by EV, and from the domain controller. I found the article below saying that I need to add https://<fqdn-of-server>to the Local Intranet zone (https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100018054) and another one very similar to this, saying the same thing. I have done this and it did not solve the issue. I also added it to the Trusted Sites just to test - same result. When I click the link in the Event Viewer, it goes to download and performs a full download of a file which I can open, with one possible issue - it asks for confirmation because the certificate is not trusted. Once I click "Continue", it immediately downloads the file (does NOT ask for password). To combat this, I've added the EV certificate to the local trusted certificates on the Fileserver nodes and now it goes straight to download, but asks for a password. After entering the password, it downloads the file. On the client, domain-joined, machine, if I paste the link from the Event viewer, I also get the sign in interface. This leads me to believe that re-hydrating the file is only permitted to the EV service account after manual login, while other users do not have this privilege. However, I have set up permissions in the Archive so that Everyone and Domain Users has full permissions: Am I missing something else here? What else can be checked to get re-hydration to work normally? To be clear, the goal here is not even to rehydrate the files - it is to move away from WS2012R2 to WS2022, this whole process of building a lab and rehydrating files is just to verify that my upgrade process 2012R2->2016->...2022 - is designed properly :) Thank you to anyone who actually read all of this and especially if you have a suggestion on how to solve the issue!
Missing PST options in Admin Console
Hi, After upgrading to version 15.1, we noticed that some menu options are missing in the Administration Console. Specifically, the Personal Storage Management section is no longer expandable and only shows the PST Dashboard, with no access to the PST Overview or other related options. Has anyone else encountered this issue, or does anyone have a solution?
