FreydNot

I don't want to return the license. It's worth what I paid for it (and more). It just seems strange that a fatal error was reported and then completely went away after a license was registered. I was also surprised that it would still function enough to send a warning email even after the license expired. Is that by design?

I run Drivepool and Scanner on my HTPC. I'm a happily paying customer and love the product. Some time ago I installed a 30 day license on scanner on my workstation PC. It had expired long ago but I never removed the software. Today I get an email notifying me that my C drive is about to fail on my workstation PC. This is the only Corsair SSD that I own. So, I go pay for a second Scanner license so I can properly access the situation. Stablebit Scanner is now working but it not showing any problems with the drive. Weird... And the scan shows the drive is healthy. WTF? I guess I'm glad the drive isn't dying, but I'm pretty unhappy with Stablebit Scanner lying to me. I feel like it was done intentionally because they know I would probably go ahead and purchase a license. Not cool. I guess I'm glad I have the software activated on this PC again, but this really didn't do much to boost my confidence in the company. Anyone else have similar stories?