My Pool Directory name is invalid, check for duplication inconsistency

[AEScout83]

I have tried everything except a new hard drive enclosure. 

I recent had power surges and my drives shut down. 

I had various issues, corrupted recycling bin being one of them. Permissions were all out of wack. I fixed everything but I am still hit with this error when the pool tries to organize 

[Shane]

Hi, I'd suspect some NTFS permissions on one or more disks might still not have been actually fixed (this can happen despite showing up in Windows properties as supposedly good); you may wish to try the SetACL method I describe in this thread if you haven't already.

If that doesn't work (or as an alternative option) you could try:

• manually re-seeding the pool's user content in each disk into a new poolpart (complicated but relatively quick, as it doesn't involve copying files)
• or choosing to remove, format and re-add each poolpart disk (can be terribly slow if you've got large/many disks as lots of copying can be involved)
• or restoring your pool from a backup (if available).

[AEScout83]

I did most of that and connected my pool to a different computer, it worked without any issues. I even installed a clean copy of windows. Whatever it is, its not the drives or my external drive bays. Any thoughts?
 

[Shane]

I was going to suggest maybe the DrivePool service store might be borked - but "installed a clean copy of windows" implies that would've been wiped clean too.

All I could suggest at this point is opening a support ticket with StableBit and hopefully they might figure it out?