Frodo_Baggins

Looks like it could be a failing disk on the san, a lot of 149 & 147 events

Thanks will give this a look, banging my head against the wall a bit If you dont mind and still have access could you DM the settings you have on the network adapter - Just disabled IPV4 Large Send Offload (I enabled a similar setting called "Large SMB MTU" when testing)

Thanks, It's HP/Intel - VMQ & RCS are disabled

More reports today of the same issue, will keep updating this thread in case anyone else has the same issue! Have just logged a ticket with Sophos

Two different schools with Kyocera and they were always breaking and then had issues getting parts and spare toner - happy to be getting rid! Switching over to Canon and before Kyocera we used Ricoh which were pretty reliable (saw Danwood mentioned which brings back memories haha)

Just changed it as it was set to balanced, will monitor. Cheers!

Coming from Sophos and having the same before I immediately thought the same, scan on read and write are turned on so will keep an eye on that - Thanks!

Thanks, All users on site are effected, performance is the same on both laptops and PC's. Wont admit to being an expert on Hyper V but VMQ and RSC is enabled on the VM (can see quite a few threads online saying to turn these off on in 2019 due to performance issues)

Bit stuck on this one, any thoughts on where to look next? End user (21H1) reports latency when opening files from and navigating to network shares (When seeing the issue in person it looks they are re-indexing every time they go to a sub folder? both shares with issues are on the same server, other shares on other servers/hosts are fine.) General performance on the VM is not great and laggy but not seeing high usage or spikes in resource usage when users report and performance on the host is good (seemingly no pattern in reporting time.) Lots of Event ID: 1020 which relate to a delay in opening the files and most mornings this week Event ID: 1032 but didn't collect a log/dmp due to "Stalled I/O" Uninstalled the last batch of Windows updates on the server and after a long restart the issue remains I've got Sophos Intercept Advanced X installed but not had any issues on any other servers... Found this thread but not had chance to look through it yet as it looks like a bit of a minefield Server 2019 network performance - Windows Server - Spiceworks Any thoughts or rough ideas on where to look outside of moving the VM to another host?

Depending on the model there might be a way to bypass the lock, reset a few LG phones that were locked like this. Best bet is to to try YouTube "Model FRP Bypass" or XDA in case there's a tool you can use (might have to search a bit till you find one that works as they often get patched.)