I did not trying change that to see if it would help as I continued to explore other applications installed on my desktop. I hope there is simple solution? Please share?
However, even if something would tell me what the encrypted name is I don’t know what it would do Cryptomator who realizes some folder\files have disappeared I am really hoping there is some reverse tool that Cryptomator allows me to point to a folder\file and it will tell me what is the actual file name in the encrypted state and I could try it delete it as a standard drive structure. However, it feels like I am at a complete lost. If I have to copy all content from my Cryptomator folder to a new Cryptomator folder and ignore that one folder\file will take 10-20 hours as the folder is 2.7TB. I am hesitant to ignore the file folder\file and let it remain forever but that makes me uncomfortable that something somewhere at sometime is going to throw some error when I least expect it. I tried deleting all of the subfolders first and the same happens.Īny application that allow you to drill down to virtual drives behaves the same way as if it deletes the file but it is still there. In just using explorer I right click on the folder and select delete ant it gives the standard prompt do you want to permanently delete the file and I say yes and it appears it works but the folder is still there.
I have done a scan on the physical drive itself hoping something was amiss with the directory index and it would do a “repair” but that did not find any errors. I cannot delete the folder\files in the native Cryptomator structure as I have no idea what encrypted name it is and I am not sue what would happen to Cryptomator if I knew the structure name Some common utilities I could try do not support virtual drives so they are not even listed for me to try and use 3rd party software. I have tried the cmd del function to no avail. I have a folder with sub folders that cannot be deleted.
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