Henry Thomas

Thanks Frank, I found the problem. I will also follow up on setting up a user.

poking around here, I only see I have 'root' as a defined user on the user tab. I did try to copy write security on the SHARES tab over on the column on the right for "write settings to" and that didn't help. I'm not even sure what my "Microsoft Windows login" user ID is to be honest. When I upgraded to Windows 11 I gave in to the stupid "Microsoft user" instead of continuing on with "Local User." I have resisted that for years and now regret the change. Anyway, with an email address of [email protected] my documents directory is telling me my user ID is volks (I think?)

I have several shares, all but one I can write to from Windows 11. The error is "you need permission to perform this action." I ran Docker Safe New Perms on the folder and received Processing '/mnt/disk1/TV' Processing '/mnt/disk2/TV' Processing '/mnt/disk3/TV' Processing '/mnt/disk4/DVR' Processing '/mnt/disk4/TV' Processing '/mnt/disk5/TV' Processing '/mnt/disk6/TV' Finished! But no change.

I am stuck on the infamous Error 43. I had the system working WITHOUT error 43 somehow yesterday but the entire server would crash. First I'd see a blue screen "internal video scheduler error" then during the dump the entire Unraid server would crash - and not reboot automatically. So I fiddled a little bit with reinstalling the driver, running that sfc command as admin cmd ... to no avail whatsoever. Then I'm back to Error 43. I have tried Hyper-V on and off, and I have tried SR-IOV on and off IOMMU of course is enabled. I did dump a rom and am passing it through successfully (if I make a typo or whatever I just get a black screen as opposed to at least move around in WIndows.) I don't know what to do next This is a Ryzen 5 system with Nvidia 1050 Ti

I'm seriously considering Backblaze. I need to buy another hard drive for my backup server - but why should I do that and not just put it into the cloud? I'll get over my fear of putting my tax forms up there - but I do worry about blu-ray rips. Grey area. I own all of them, they're sitting in my file cabinet in the media room. But they're ripped. I'm a little more paranoid that someone is going to notice and cause me trouble.