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Files app: Content Unavailable Due to Unknown Error?

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  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo
    edited January 2020

    @Gravitas said:

    Do you have BM3?

    Do you have an app that has deep file structures?

    ...

    @AudioGus said:

    I had the issue all the time with iOS 12.

    I had it initially with iOS 13 but not any more. I think a recent update may have improved it or maybe also some sort of gradual re-indexing of files took place.

    Anyway, as @Gravitas mentioned, deep file structures felt like it exposed the issue and for me, yes, my BM3 is huge. But like I say smooth sailing for me for many months now with iOS 13 and my BM3 structure has grown by thousands of files and 40 gigs more since. I say give iOS 13 a try if you can.

    Thanks for the reply guys.

    I do have BM3, but I've hardly used it. Should I be uninstalling this as a potential solution?

    I may have a few deep file structures in other apps, but it's mainly midi files so not huge data.

    iOS13 is a route I'm avoiding for a while. Updated the phone and there's a few things I'd like to avoid on my main workhorse.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @SpookyZoo said:

    @Gravitas said:

    Do you have BM3?

    Do you have an app that has deep file structures?

    ...

    @AudioGus said:

    I had the issue all the time with iOS 12.

    I had it initially with iOS 13 but not any more. I think a recent update may have improved it or maybe also some sort of gradual re-indexing of files took place.

    Anyway, as @Gravitas mentioned, deep file structures felt like it exposed the issue and for me, yes, my BM3 is huge. But like I say smooth sailing for me for many months now with iOS 13 and my BM3 structure has grown by thousands of files and 40 gigs more since. I say give iOS 13 a try if you can.

    Thanks for the reply guys.

    I do have BM3, but I've hardly used it. Should I be uninstalling this as a potential solution?

    I may have a few deep file structures in other apps, but it's mainly midi files so not huge data.

    iOS13 is a route I'm avoiding for a while. Updated the phone and there's a few things I'd like to avoid on my main workhorse.

    Btw, I think problems are related to the number of files or subdirectories rather than having large files...at least in some cases.

  • wimwim
    edited January 2020

    It is more prone to errors like this when there are a lot of files in a single folder. I try to keep it below 1000 files per folder, and have had far fewer problems since.

    Stupid. Apple’s heart just isn’t in this files management business.

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