Does anyone know if there is anything, such as a new security setting, in recent Windows 10 updates that might cause the Recursive File List VI to become stuck in a loop when certain files are in a folder? Perhaps these files are being flagged as a potential security threat or something. In my case, PDF files saved by a certain PC to our network drive are the cause. When files saved from this one PC are in the folder, recursive file list gets stuck in an everlasting loop. When I remove files saved from that PC, it works fine. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the files. If I manually navigate to the folder, they are visible, can be opened and all the contents are intact. I don't see any security warnings in the properties window. This only happens on newer Windows 10 machines. Windows 7 machines aren't having the problem at all and some Windows 10 machines are also not doing it. It just so happens that the PCs that are doing this are all fairly new. Recent aggressive security policies at our company have bothered my software a number of times before and I am inclined to believe it is security related.
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