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  1. Thanks. I was hoping the second license would pick it up, but I didn't want to go to all of the trouble if it didn't work.
  2. I have two machines that have Stablebit Drivepool. I would like to move all of the drives from machine A to machine B and retain both the drivepool that is on A and the one on B. Will just moving the drives suffice?
  3. I'll give the scanner a shot and see what it comes up with. If I still have problems with it, I'll start a new topic. Thanks!
  4. Has this been resolved yet? I downloaded the trial version last night and I'm having a similar problem. I tried using a drive that had some data on it, but kept getting this message. I tried chkdsk on it and it tried to fix it. One directory seemed to work after that, but the others failed. I removed it from the pool, reformatted it, and added it back as an new and completely empty drive. I created a few top level directories on it. It seemed to take a very long time to create them. I was beginning to think the process was hanging. I started copying files. The first batch was about 170GB. These seemed to copy fine. I checked a few of them and they were all accessible and correct. I started the next copy which was about 650GB and went to bed. When I woke up, it. appeared that nothing had been copied and it was displaying the error saying "A device was specified that does not exist". I tried copying one of the files from that batch again and was told that the file existed and asked if I wanted to replace it. When I said YES I again received the message about the device not existing.
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