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Sorry . Im honestly having a bit of a hard time thinking and understanding tonight But I understand what you meant now. Yeah I believe that error above was related to the install of a app Called Mustarrd that doesnt have a community app yet and the default in the template points to a folder "/mnt/cache/appdata/mustarrd" rather than /mnt/cache_apps/appdata/ . That one I was able to find a little while ago after reading the page that error points me to on the4se forums and combining it with that having been installed about the time I first saw the error in notifications. So I uninstalled that and reinstalled it pointing to the proper direction and so I think that error is no longer there . it doesnt show up any longer if I run Fix Common problems anyways now. Just still have the main issue with the system not placing my downloads into the cache and then moving them to the corresponding folders in the media pool via the mover. Attaching picture you asked for of the data share as well as one of my custom smb shares menu in case that's of any use but currently nothing is configured in there so it probably should be removed. . And thank you so much for the help. Also idk why but I have no option to drag and drop or add files or pictures unless I post it then select edit. then the promt will show on the bottom of the post where it lets me drag and drop files.

Hello . I am getting the error "Share data set to use pool cache_apps, but files / folders exist on the media_pool pool" In fix common problems plugin. I have a data share set up with the following settings that was set up following alientechs youtube video "Bring In the trash with trash guides" And it used to work perfectly up until I have a NVME cache drive fail. Since replacing that drive and re installing the apps etc the mover has never downloaded to the cache drive and moved them to the media pool after it simply downloads them to the media pool and never uses the cache. I suspect the problems are related but cant seem to find where I'm wrong at. Thanks. unraid-diagnostics-20260911-1912.zip