Last evening, I decided to swap out an old 2TB disk for a new 3TB disk to my 4 drive pool which is duplicated 2x. The drives are as follows:
1x 4TB
1x 3TB
2x 2TB
Disks 2, 3, 4, 5 are in the pool with 6 being the Pool itself. Disk 4 is at 100% use.
The 2TB drive got to around 75% completed removal before Windows 10 decided to do one of its famous "I'll restart when I want" moves. After coming home from work a few hours ago, I'm to see what can be done to remedy this situation. For the past hours, it's been 'Measuring', and I'm not sure what to do. My data seems intact and its VERY slow to access via Windows Explorer, although the drives aren't showing up in the DrivePool app.
I'm currently running Version 2.2.0.740 BETA x64 on Windows 10 Pro if that helps. Screenshots are attached.
DrivePool also seems to be very slow to start up in the beginning like never before "Service starting in 1s..2s.....1 minute....etc"
Am I totally borked or is there anyway to salvage this situation?
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Blake
Last evening, I decided to swap out an old 2TB disk for a new 3TB disk to my 4 drive pool which is duplicated 2x. The drives are as follows:
1x 4TB
1x 3TB
2x 2TB
Disks 2, 3, 4, 5 are in the pool with 6 being the Pool itself. Disk 4 is at 100% use.
The 2TB drive got to around 75% completed removal before Windows 10 decided to do one of its famous "I'll restart when I want" moves. After coming home from work a few hours ago, I'm to see what can be done to remedy this situation. For the past hours, it's been 'Measuring', and I'm not sure what to do. My data seems intact and its VERY slow to access via Windows Explorer, although the drives aren't showing up in the DrivePool app.
I'm currently running Version 2.2.0.740 BETA x64 on Windows 10 Pro if that helps. Screenshots are attached.
DrivePool also seems to be very slow to start up in the beginning like never before "Service starting in 1s..2s.....1 minute....etc"
Am I totally borked or is there anyway to salvage this situation?
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