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So I've tried running my own node as an alternative to pinning services like Pinata. However, I'm having several issues from pinning my files through IPFS Desktop, I try to import using the CID already used for files, but it just won't load them even if they are 200 KB in size. I'm running IPFS Desktop on Windows 11. I haven't changed anything on the configuration, so that should be the default one. Is there a way to force the pin of my file, maybe through the command line?