01-04-2023, 09:10 PM
It sounds like you're trying to enable the Advanced Data Integrity feature on the system default folders after the folders have been created. Unfortunately, it's not possible to enable or disable this feature on an existing folder.
However, you can create new shared folders with the Advanced Data Integrity feature enabled and move the data from the old folders to the new folders. Here's how to do this:
In DSM, go to "Control Panel" > "Shared Folder".
Click the "Create" button to create a new shared folder.
Give the folder a name and select "Btrfs" as the file system.
Check the "Advanced Data Integrity" box to enable the feature for this folder.
Repeat this process for each of the system default folders you want to recreate (e.g. "Photos", "Videos", "Music").
Use the "File Station" or other file management tool to copy the data from the old folders to the new folders.
Once the data has been copied to the new folders, you can delete the old folders if you wish. The new folders will be the system default folders for the various DS apps, and the Advanced Data Integrity feature will be enabled for them.
I hope this helps!
However, you can create new shared folders with the Advanced Data Integrity feature enabled and move the data from the old folders to the new folders. Here's how to do this:
In DSM, go to "Control Panel" > "Shared Folder".
Click the "Create" button to create a new shared folder.
Give the folder a name and select "Btrfs" as the file system.
Check the "Advanced Data Integrity" box to enable the feature for this folder.
Repeat this process for each of the system default folders you want to recreate (e.g. "Photos", "Videos", "Music").
Use the "File Station" or other file management tool to copy the data from the old folders to the new folders.
Once the data has been copied to the new folders, you can delete the old folders if you wish. The new folders will be the system default folders for the various DS apps, and the Advanced Data Integrity feature will be enabled for them.
I hope this helps!