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Yes it's actually hard, because of the other valid reasons why an article is still retrying.
Trying it a few times with the 100MB test download might work.

So where is Sab, on the NAS or on your pc? Why don't you just install sabnzbd on your NAS? Check our SynoCommunity package. You can then connect your other applications to it. Although you might run into issues with Sonarr etc. If you keep Sab on your pc, how do you approach it? Did you map a networ...

Could are probably right. Our article tracking is deliberately not 100% accurate, because it's much faster this way. We have a mechanism that should check every 90 seconds for such hanging jobs and forcefully resume them. Could you pause all jobs in the queue, enable Debug logging in the Status wind...

No, but why would you want this?
It could always be done using pre-queue scripts, but I am trying to understand why this would be beneficial?

Combined.

I don't see anything special in these logs.
Could you run SABnzbd-console.exe from the SABnzbd folder.
Does it close right away?
If not, could you copy and paste the contents of the window to me (by mail probably easiest).

The archive is not a separate table, it's just a flag on a job. So the storage is 'endless'. We are still improving the Archive, so indeed auto-delete from Archive is something that still needs to be added. There are already some new options in Config > Switches > History Retention. If you have any ...

You can email it to me at [email protected]

Open Start menu and type Run.
Add this:
%userprofile%\AppData\Local\sabnzbd
In the folder that opens, find the Logs directory.
Check what's in the log at the end.

In the bottom right, there's an arrow like icon to toggle the Archive.

I think if you have enabled Browser on startup in Config General, it should do that.
But just double clicking the tray icon also opens SABnzbd.

Browser doesn't alert of virus, they alert in case of executables that aren't downloaded regularly.

No, because there's no OS level permissions calls for us to use because you are on Windows.
You probably need to configure this on your nfs client.

Also, for it to copy to the Synology you need to set the complete folder to your Synology. Now it's just set to your local drive.
How do you expect it to be moved to the Synology?

Great, seems the HDD was the bottleneck!