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Ah, it's still early here. I'm not reading terribly thoroughly, yet. found.000 is where chkdisk throws "lost" files it finds on scan. For whatever reason the allocation table lost track of those files.I've never seen such a large number of them, but that's not to say it's not possible. Review the folder delete whatever you don't need, move everything else to a Recovered folder within your pool and forget about it. If it happens again, then get worried. If the condition of the disk is bugging you Stablebit Scanner is a good tool Stablebit sells, but there are free options that are just as good (but not automated) such as CrystalDiskInfo (my favorite tool). https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo

I can answer this question. But you won't like the answer. Everything REQUIRES a volume that is capable of JOURNALING in order to work its magic. The volume provided by DRIVEPOOL does not support that. I know, bummer, but these are the facts. I've already gone over this before a couple of years ago and there should already be a forum thread that talks about this situation. Now for a small bit of good news...you CAN get Everything to work with a DRIVEPOOL volume BUT it works slower. You have to fiddle with the settings and ADD ALL DRIVEPOOL drives to a special list in Everything. Do that, and then Everything will work, BUT, as I said, because Everything uses the JOURNALING info to work its high speed magic, you won't get the blazing speed you've come to expect...but at least the program will function. Look at the following screencap. You have to add any DRIVEPOOL drive you want to index as a special INDEXED FOLDER (like my S:\ drive, which is the root of my filesystem on my DRIVEPOOL volume).