Overallocated Shortage Error after MB Failure

[gfaulk09]

Here are updated screenshots

 

[Flintstone61]

How big is the drive for New and Stored?

 

[gfaulk09]

How big is the drive for New and Stored?

New Drive Is the actual local ssd.. its about 256gb.. and then stored drive 8.18tb.. while the nas is 17.4tb

 

[gfaulk09]

when repairing the database.. it generally crashes when it gets to 15%. I've tried deleting the files that pops up in that area.. but now it leads me to believe that its not the files but something in blue iris potentially with my setup

 

[gfaulk09]

Heres a video of what happens... I did disable the service, if It was enabled. It would not have crashed to the Home Screen but instead blue iris would have stayed open but clip generation would stop

 

[Flintstone61]

if your C drive is full you can't get anywhere. Your showing over allocated on C. you have to shrink "new" on C: in Clips and Archiving ( at least temporarily ) so that there is ample free space for windows to write the BI data. there is nowhere for the computer to write files. Shrink the allocation values below the drive capacity in Clips and archiving.

 

[Flintstone61]

my 7.91 capacity drive drive is allocated 7.25TB, my 256 GB SSd has 30 % free space. when my allocation setting have been incorrect, whether by days or size, I have problems.

 

[Flintstone61]

off to work.

 

[SouthernYankee]

It looks like you are having a security problem. Does the user that the BI service is running as have write access to the C drive an the NAS.

I still recommend ....
Start over. Uninstall bi
Delete the clips
Reinstall bi.

 

[looney2ns]

Fresh Clean install of windows while your at it, using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool.
There appears to be a lot of stuff on that computer, that shouldn't be there.
BI and the operating system should be the only software.
Dont write video to the C:/drive SSD, put it all in new on the E: drive and leave it there. New folder should be on the E:/ drive, not on C:
See this.

 

[Flintstone61]

ok here is a shot of where my drive capacities are as of today.