Robert Zanatta

Some of the services let you send them a driver with your data so that they can do the initial upload quickly. They send your drive back.

I thought that, for your photos in the one problem folder, the orientation thingy might be on (or different than other folders) thereby causing your issue.

Try the orientation option in Explorer. This article explains how as well as the difference in Windows 10 from previous versions: https://www.ivertech.com/Articles/Image-Rotation-Issue-With-Windows ...

Edit your post and remove your serial number. lol on the Canon commemt.

The location is shown in the error message box that you posted.  Check if the file is there, and if not, try copying the one from your laptop - it should be in the same location.

Doh!

Just an FYI, but you can purchase a 128GB SanDisk micro SD card, with SD and USB adapter, for around $40.  :-)

If you're going to use an SSD, get a basic external case and but an SSD to go into it.

You can also copy for changes for an image, then paste the changes to one or more other images. It can be useful when lighting conditions are the same for a group of photos. CTRL-SHIFT-C copies, ...

Use disk manager or resource manager to monitor activity on the drive, and is there is activity, which process is invoking the I/O.

The new processors will work with all 300 series chipsets. There's not a lot of difference between the 370 and 390, but if you're getting a new motherboard, might as well get the latest. The LEDs, ...

I have a Z370-A Prime.  Has a lot of features, the auto overclock works very with a lot of tuning options, and it's stable.

Spot on.

How much did you pay?  Is there's a reasonable discount availabe? Because their website says it's $500, which is a lot more than LR CC at $10 a month.

Do you have one Entel modem that all computers connect to (either wired or via WiFi), or does each computer have it's own Entel modem?

I use an NVMe drive as my boot drive.  No issues, nor should there be as the board is designed to run off of just an NVMe drive.  The only issues with these type of drives is that they can get hot ...

Small file I/O speeds are slow.  Not much can be done about that if you want to copy files one at  time.

If you want quiet get a Noctua tower cooler as water coolers typically cost more and are noisier. 9000 series processors should work with 370 chipset.

shakes fist...in my day...

Intel does sell one processor model that's using 10nm lithography, but it'll likely be another year before they start selling a few models.