Doug

You will want to deactivate your license on your old system to move the key to your new system when ready. As you will initially install trial version. If you forget then you have to submit a ticket requesting deactivate license.

Looks like this topic may answers your question.

You have to make them as good, until next scan.

Did you try expanding the drive?

Should be with the OS. Site also shows Server 2022 as a supported OS also. I am not running this OS but have this card on Windows 10 with those settings and have that data. Hmm just noticed mine has not update to that version though. Still working after manually updating. What drivers did you use? Mind showing the other advanced settings?

Not sure, I believe it will try to balance it across existing drives. Depending on your balancing settings, you could assign drive letters to the drives you want to move data between and enter the hidden poolpart folders and cut and paste the media from drive to drive.

I would not see it being a issue with Windows 11 but would guess the upgrade process being a issue vs a clean install. But only support/dev can comment on this. And the licensing system would complain about this system change also invalidating the current license.

Something like this. How to Skip Disk Checking on Windows 10 Startup (windowsdigitals.com)

Only other thing I can suggest is re-measuring the pool.

It should be everything outside of the PoolPart folder. From the user manual. Other This includes the disk space occupied by non-pooled files and things such as file system metadata.

I ran into this a few months ago and lots of googling to find these random KB's that needed to be manually applied before things would work. Windows6.1-KB2781272-x64 (GPT) windows6.1-kb4474419-v3-x64_b5614c6cea5cb4e198717789633dca16308ef79c (SHA2) windows6.1-kb4490628-x64_d3de52d6987f7c8bdc2c015dca69eac96047c76e (SHA2) Windows6.1-KB3138612-x64 (update fix) But true I am only seeing Defender updates and the custom domain stopped working awhile ago also.

Hmm nothing about a update on website or changelog. https://stablebit.com/DrivePool/ChangeLog?Platform=win

I have several of these Seagate ST2000DM001 2TB drives with 2-3 million LCC that are 6 to 8 years old with only this LCC issue. Gradually replacing or using for other things.

I have forgot or couldn't deactivate my license before and just used the Contact Us via StableBits website.