peter32

Its the latest Scanner 2.5 final release.

Latest Feedback: Sorry that I did not have time to go through the above recommendation. But what I did today was to install Scanner into another office PC, which runs Windows 7 Pro 64bit AND another Trend Micro Antivirus Maximum Security. Again after installation, first, the computer hanged, the whole PC slowed down, subsequently I had to restart the PC. Secondly, the preinstalled Skype went into IO Conflict, which was not the case before installation of Scanner. So I uninstalled the trend Micro antivirus again. Reinstalled skype and reinstalled Stablebit Scanner. All appeared to work again. When I go to Service.msc, with the antivirus, the stablebit scanner did not appear at all. After uninstalling the antivirus and reinstall the Scanner, it appeared in the service list and does its work. I tend to conclude that Trend Micro Antivirus seems to seriously affect the Stablebit software for sure.

Thank you very much for the suggested solution. I am using a Trend Micro Antivirus. Anyway just to make sure, I uninstalled the antivirus just in case. Copying files directly into drivepool folder solved the file transfer problem. Instead of taking days, all more than 1TB of data got transferred in almost a 20 minutes ! For the first time ever, I managed to get the folder duplication option etc going as we speak. Now one issue I noticed was that upon opening the services.msc to observe, the drivepool was actually turned off by default. Subsequent restarting of software suggested some kind of error 87. So I reinstalled the Drivepool, and till now it seems to have solved the problem. I would assumed that Drivepool would be turned on by default whenever we start the windows 8 right ? Or only when we clicked the software on ?

I just tried on the Drive Pool, but first of all, here's my hardware features. Intel Haswell i3 chip. Windows 8.1 64bit pro Other Software preinstalled: Antivirus, Media Centre, nothing else significant. Its a HTPC cum Server configuration. 4 drives : Drive A: 500GB (with OS and lots of left over space) Drive B: 1TB WD-Re - empty Drive C: 2TB WD Green - empty Drive D: 2TB WD-Red - With all the multimedia files Thats what I did: 1. Installed DrivePool (30 days test only) 2. set up Pool 1 = Drive A & B, Pool 2 = Drive C & D(with data) 3. Transfer Data from Drive D into Pool 1 This step 3 is extremely slow. It almost hang up the system itself. So I just want to know if I miss something ? Sorry that I may sound like a newbie. I am a newbie. If I were suppose to do something which I didn't, I certainly didn't come across any from the official instructions. Thanks for any help that could give me a heads up.