FileZilla always takes too long to start or do local operations

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I work with FileZilla Client during all the day, and I'm having a lot of problems when I need to do quick local actions (like create folders, for e.g.), and whenever I try to open it.

After clicking on the FZ icon, it may take 5 minutes to open. No matter how many times I've opened FZ on that day.

Just to clarify that, I use Windows 10 (64b) and I don't have any mapped network drivers. I've already checked both Online Providers and HKEY settings, there doesn't seem to be anything that would suggest that the PC is trying to connect or read any remote folders I may have forgotten.

Does anyone know any workaround?

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I work with FileZilla Client during all the day, and I'm having a lot of problems when I need to do quick local actions (like create folders, for e.g.), and whenever I try to open it.

After clicking on the FZ icon, it may take 5 minutes to open. No matter how many times I've opened FZ on that day.

Does anyone know any workaround?

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

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asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

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I work with FileZilla Client during all the day, and I'm having a lot of problems when I need to do quick local actions (like create folders, for e.g.), and whenever I try to open it.

After clicking on the FZ icon, it may take 5 minutes to open. No matter how many times I've opened FZ on that day.

Does anyone know any workaround?

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

I work with FileZilla Client during all the day, and I'm having a lot of problems when I need to do quick local actions (like create folders, for e.g.), and whenever I try to open it.

After clicking on the FZ icon, it may take 5 minutes to open. No matter how many times I've opened FZ on that day.

Does anyone know any workaround?

windows ftp sftp filezilla mapped-drive

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

edited Oct 10 at 16:42

Pierre.Vriens

1,20561218

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

asked Oct 10 at 15:56

Mateus Oliveira

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You can confirm if there is any mapped drive by issuing a net use command from the Command Prompt or from the PowerShell.

FZ on its own only queries drive icons and drive labels, but there are many other potential causes for accesses to offline resources. For example:

AV scanner scanning the entire network share just because the drive label was requested

Mapped drive or UNC path in %PATH%

Shell extension loaded from network resource

The icon associated with a specific file type located on a network resource.

It could be even a disk failure. Scan your disk and check its S.M.A.R.T. status.

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You can confirm if there is any mapped drive by issuing a net use command from the Command Prompt or from the PowerShell.

FZ on its own only queries drive icons and drive labels, but there are many other potential causes for accesses to offline resources. For example:

AV scanner scanning the entire network share just because the drive label was requested

Mapped drive or UNC path in %PATH%

Shell extension loaded from network resource

The icon associated with a specific file type located on a network resource.

It could be even a disk failure. Scan your disk and check its S.M.A.R.T. status.

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You can confirm if there is any mapped drive by issuing a net use command from the Command Prompt or from the PowerShell.

FZ on its own only queries drive icons and drive labels, but there are many other potential causes for accesses to offline resources. For example:

AV scanner scanning the entire network share just because the drive label was requested

Mapped drive or UNC path in %PATH%

Shell extension loaded from network resource

The icon associated with a specific file type located on a network resource.

It could be even a disk failure. Scan your disk and check its S.M.A.R.T. status.

answered Nov 22 at 13:27

josuegomes

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up vote
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down vote

You can confirm if there is any mapped drive by issuing a net use command from the Command Prompt or from the PowerShell.

FZ on its own only queries drive icons and drive labels, but there are many other potential causes for accesses to offline resources. For example:

AV scanner scanning the entire network share just because the drive label was requested

Mapped drive or UNC path in %PATH%

Shell extension loaded from network resource

The icon associated with a specific file type located on a network resource.

It could be even a disk failure. Scan your disk and check its S.M.A.R.T. status.

answered Nov 22 at 13:27

josuegomes

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You can confirm if there is any mapped drive by issuing a net use command from the Command Prompt or from the PowerShell.

FZ on its own only queries drive icons and drive labels, but there are many other potential causes for accesses to offline resources. For example:

AV scanner scanning the entire network share just because the drive label was requested

Mapped drive or UNC path in %PATH%

Shell extension loaded from network resource

The icon associated with a specific file type located on a network resource.

It could be even a disk failure. Scan your disk and check its S.M.A.R.T. status.

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