So I am running low on space and I would prefer to just remove the existing drive pool and instead set up per folder pools.
Question 1: Currently everything is stored on drive D:. When I remove the existing pools will there still just be a drive D or will it separate it into other drives? Considering that I have more files then can fit on 1 drive I can only assume that during this process that it will be split up on multiple drives. What would be the simplest way to do this?
Question 2: I know you were thinking about removing per folder duplication. Is it still possible to do?
I am asking these questions because my whole system runs based on the fact that everything is on the D drive. The end result must be the same thing that everything is associated to drive D. But I have decided I just want to duplicate my music and not my software which are both on D. They need to remain on D after the process is down.
Question 3: Can I expect any hickups during the process?
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So I am running low on space and I would prefer to just remove the existing drive pool and instead set up per folder pools.
Question 1: Currently everything is stored on drive D:. When I remove the existing pools will there still just be a drive D or will it separate it into other drives? Considering that I have more files then can fit on 1 drive I can only assume that during this process that it will be split up on multiple drives. What would be the simplest way to do this?
Question 2: I know you were thinking about removing per folder duplication. Is it still possible to do?
I am asking these questions because my whole system runs based on the fact that everything is on the D drive. The end result must be the same thing that everything is associated to drive D. But I have decided I just want to duplicate my music and not my software which are both on D. They need to remain on D after the process is down.
Question 3: Can I expect any hickups during the process?