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I have no idea how this happened but a second pool was created on my system. It's WHS 2011 for the record. I just got a few new 8 TB drives. I'm shutting down the system, connecting old 2 TB drives and copying data off of them, wash, rinse, repeat. After the first restart there was a second pool created. I don't think I manually created it. Also every time I reboot all of my folders are missing! What's going on here?

I'm not sure if those procedures are necessary at this point. I completely reinstalled WHS 2011 and everything seems stable now. Thanks though! I do have one more question. When I reinstalled Drive Pool the old folders weren't recreated. I can re add the folders I created no problem. But how do I go about dealing with the new ones that come with WHS? The new installation created Videos, Music, etc. on the D drive. If I "move" the folder to it's location on the pool is there a possibility of overwriting all of my files with the new lank folder? Does that make sense? Seems pretty garbled to me.

UPDATE: I just opened the dashboard up again and the Drive Pool tab says "Pool empty No disks in the pool" again.

A few weeks ago my WHS 2011 install went a tad pear shaped. I uninstalled Drive Pool and tried to repair WHS. The repair seems to have worked. I tried to reinstall Drive Pool and all ov my folders show up under the folders tab listing the correct sizes, file types and so on but I can't access the Z drive made by Drive Pool and the Drive Pool tab says that there are no disks in the pool. All of my drives are listed under the drives tab. Wait! News Flash! As I was typing this I looked at the Drive Pool tab and all of the disks and folders are now listed! At the bottom is says "Pool Condition Measuring 39.4%". It said that yesterday all day also. The data still isn't accessable from the Z drive. Any ideas?