Nissim
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I have an application that uses a VeraCrypt disk on an NVMe drive connected via USB-C. The VeraCrypt partition is a file that fills up almost the whole disk (almost the full 2 TB).
I am using the drive to record video with multiple streams; I am recording over 3 GB per minute.
I am seeing the drive momentarily disconnect after a few hours (very inconsistent). I think the problem is that Windows wants to do some maintenance on the disk, fails, and tries to reset the disk. This is could probably be the TRIM command (actually called DEALLOCATE on NVMe).
Has anyone any ideas on what is happening?
Thanks in advance!!
I am using the drive to record video with multiple streams; I am recording over 3 GB per minute.
I am seeing the drive momentarily disconnect after a few hours (very inconsistent). I think the problem is that Windows wants to do some maintenance on the disk, fails, and tries to reset the disk. This is could probably be the TRIM command (actually called DEALLOCATE on NVMe).
Has anyone any ideas on what is happening?
Thanks in advance!!
My Computer
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Windows 11I796 GBRTX 6000 ADA
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- Windows 11
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- I7
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- 96 GB
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- RTX 6000 ADA
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- ELO + LG
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- 2 TB NVMe (multiple)
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