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Cristopher, TestDisk is resulting in hundreds of errors in the event log: The IO operation at logical block address 0x7fffffef8 for Disk x (PDO name: \Device\0000006e) was retried. edit: I retried and wrote the disk layout that TestDisk discovered to the drive. After a reboot, the drive is visible again. Thanks! Topic can be closed.

Oh no... so the file and folder structure is likely to be gone? No other things I can try first in CloudDrive? TestDisk shows two relevant CloudDrive drives. Which one should I be working on? Disk /dev/sdc - 70 TB / 64 TiB - CHS 1069397 255 63, sector size=4096 - COVECUBE CloudFsDisk_____, S/N:{ABC}, FW:0001 Disk \\.\PhysicalDrive9 - 70 TB / 64 TiB - CHS 1069397 255 63, sector size=4096 - COVECUBE CloudFsDisk_____, S/N:{ABC}, FW:0001

I have two drives on Gsuite. One suddenly disconnected and it's appearing in Disk Management as unallocated. It has also lost it's drive number. The other disk is still mounted. I restarted my computer but without luck. The drive attaches fine in CloudDrive, producing only an error in the event log: "Disk x has been surprise removed." Which basic troubleshooting steps should I take in order to secure my data?

Hi, I've got 2 drives on google drive. I added a rather large amount of files to the upload queue but it's not uploading. It's happened a few times so far, and always with the second of the two drives. I have to restart the computer to kickstart it into uploading. I ran the troubleshooting uploader. regards

I was on 1.0.0.7xx something and it did happen. 2 seperate google accounts. So maybe the check isn't working fully. There was data in the cache and it immediatly started uploading. I upgraded since then...

To be clear: in the browser it will show the currently logged in Google account name. I guess I was caught unaware - because it's not very apparent. So: there's no check being done by CloudDrive to see if the cloud drive is attaching to the right account..

Exactly. The reauthorizing prompt is shown at the account that just happens to be logged in at that moment. And CloudDrive will happily continue uploading, even though there's perhaps no files at all yet and it is creating a completely new folder to upload to

Using Google Drive, I had to reauthorize. I accidentally authorized to a different google account that was logged in at that moment. That basically damaged the drive because after reauthorizing with the correct google account, I was no longer able to upload because there were now missing pieces. Would it be possible to implement a check so this can't happen? regards

never mind, I forgot to search the forums. http://community.covecube.com/index.php?/topic/2089-feature-request-limit-upload-schedule/?hl=schedule It's a feature request..

Hello, I'm facing the problem that my ISP has a data cap per month during the daytime hours. That means that I prefer scheduling downloads and uploads during nighttime, to avoid this data cap. I realize that this is not really what it's designed for, but is there a way to backup to my cloud provider with CloudDrive (copying to the drive) so that uploads only happen during nighttime hours? (or only for a limited amount of GB)