Closed CecilFF4 closed 5 years ago
Where are the executable and source file(NAND/SD dir) located?
In the same place they were two weeks ago when Fuse was working just fine: on my computer hard drive. I don't use Fuse with files still on the console's SD card. The hard drive is acting fine, scans fine, everything is optimal except for the time-to-mount. Once mounted, all file operations from the mount are normal and the dismount time is normal. This issue occurs even after a fresh reboot and persists across multiple past versions of Fuse, indicating it is likely a change in Windows that is causing Fuse issues.
Fuse now takes an inordinate amount of time to mount NANDs or SD contents. It used to be about a second or so once the Mount button was pushed. Now it consistently takes 5 minutes (I timed it). I'm assuming the last Win10 update did something to cause this because nothing else of significance changed on my PC.
Fuse 1.3.1 x64 Win 10