There was a problem connecting to the server. This error message comes continuously when running final cut pro x

I used to have a nas connected to my mac, i mounted it with AFP. Added some music to my movies from that location but all downloaded to my local mac. There is nothing on the nas that is required in my movie, still i get the message continously popping up. How can i find out the reason it is constantly popping up?
With this it is impossible to use final cut for any editing, not cause i need data from the device but cause this popup comes up very annoyingly ever 10 sec or so.
The movies i have all playes fine in final cut, even though i have this pop up every 10 sec.
I cannot reconnect the nas as it is dead :-)
Many thanks to anyone that can advice me how to get rid of this very anoying pop up.
Thanks
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Sounds like there is some Alias files pointing to the NAS in your Events library.
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