I am trying to set up a new PC with folder redirection to workfolders rather than using offline files.
It is unable to sync and consistently fails (after an hour or so of syncing) with an error 2100 in the workfolders event log of :
"Sync failed. Work Folders path: C:\Users\<user>\Work Folders; Error: (0x8007000e) Not enough memory resources are available to complete this operation."
I also get an error 2004 in the system log of:
"Windows successfully diagnosed a low virtual memory condition. The following programs consumed the most virtual memory: svchost.exe (8332) consumed 38561353728 bytes, MsMpEng.exe (4080) consumed 150728704 bytes, and SearchUI.exe (8400) consumed 145772544 bytes."
Yes that is 38GB of memory being used by the svchost (that is the PID for the svchost (localservice -p) which is definitely the workfolders service)....
This would seem to be a bug...
Workstation has been restarted (multiple times) and server syncshare process has also been restarted.
This started after I had to disable and renable workfolders as there wasn't enough space to turn off 'on demand files' and it didn't seem to recover from the inability to sync due to lack of space - refused to sync (red crosses) several folders.
Windows 10 Pro V1903, Server 2016
David