I have made some unexpected action to DrivePool. I had 2 4TB drives. I have started removing 2 drives the from the pool. As it contains unuseful data I was bored waiting and I have reset my pc (!). At the next boot I have forced formatted them and rebooted the PC. Finally I have open the drive pool window and the just formatted drives were not displayed.
Opening the partition I have found on ".part file" or something like this as if DrivePool has written a file from the previous operation even if the drive has been formatted.
I have then uninstalled and reinstalled drive pool with no luck. The drives were still not listed.
I have removed (rebooted) again, removed the partition and created 2 new ones with different drive letters.
I have finally reinstalled drivepool and the drives appeared as available.
I know, I have made very bad things a good boy must not perform to his PC and software but I did them I am I am now reporting the result of my action in this forum.
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GiuseppeChillemi
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I have made some unexpected action to DrivePool. I had 2 4TB drives. I have started removing 2 drives the from the pool. As it contains unuseful data I was bored waiting and I have reset my pc (!). At the next boot I have forced formatted them and rebooted the PC. Finally I have open the drive pool window and the just formatted drives were not displayed.
Opening the partition I have found on ".part file" or something like this as if DrivePool has written a file from the previous operation even if the drive has been formatted.
I have then uninstalled and reinstalled drive pool with no luck. The drives were still not listed.
I have removed (rebooted) again, removed the partition and created 2 new ones with different drive letters.
I have finally reinstalled drivepool and the drives appeared as available.
I know, I have made very bad things a good boy must not perform to his PC and software but I did them I am I am now reporting the result of my action in this forum.
Giuseppe Chillemi
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