So, I'm in the process of moving from one set of drives to new ones. To keep things clean, I simply copied the drives from their mounted locations (not using drive letters) to the new drives. All was good until I launched DrivePool. Now all drives are gray and it's squawking about missing drives.
None of the drives had a "PoolPart" folder on them but I'm guessing it found old references somewhere on my system.
I decided I'd try rebuilding the Pool, however, I'm stuck with PoolPart folders that I can't remove from each drive. I've uninstalled the software and deleted the folder (with all configs that were located in C:\ProgramFiles) but can't get the "PoolPart" folders to go away (which I know will be a major issue).
Can anybody suggest a surefire way of doing this? I've tried going into the permissions in W10 but can't get them to delete. I'm trying to start a new pool from scratch.
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So, I'm in the process of moving from one set of drives to new ones. To keep things clean, I simply copied the drives from their mounted locations (not using drive letters) to the new drives. All was good until I launched DrivePool. Now all drives are gray and it's squawking about missing drives.
None of the drives had a "PoolPart" folder on them but I'm guessing it found old references somewhere on my system.
I decided I'd try rebuilding the Pool, however, I'm stuck with PoolPart folders that I can't remove from each drive. I've uninstalled the software and deleted the folder (with all configs that were located in C:\ProgramFiles) but can't get the "PoolPart" folders to go away (which I know will be a major issue).
Can anybody suggest a surefire way of doing this? I've tried going into the permissions in W10 but can't get them to delete. I'm trying to start a new pool from scratch.
Thanks all.
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