I just upgraded from the Release version 2.5.1.3062 to Beta version 2.5.2.3103 on my WS 2012 R2 server. Now, my extensive custom names and locations as well as other settings under Disk Settings are gone. (Edit: Also, all disks, which had been scanned many times by the previous version, now show they have never been checked.) Is this a known issue? Any chance of finding a configuration file that may have been left behind by the earlier version or that I might have in a backup that I can restore in order to avoid examining all the bays and entering all the data again? Interestingly, I did the same upgrade using the wssx installation in WS 2012 R2 Essentials running in Hyper-V on the same server, and all the Disk Settings were preserved.
What hurts most is that I was just fine with the release version, but 2.5.2.3103 has been out so long that I figured it was bullet proof, and I had previously upgraded some Windows 10 machines with it already.
Edited by Mick Mickle Add note that all disks showed they'd never been checked
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Mick Mickle
I just upgraded from the Release version 2.5.1.3062 to Beta version 2.5.2.3103 on my WS 2012 R2 server. Now, my extensive custom names and locations as well as other settings under Disk Settings are gone. (Edit: Also, all disks, which had been scanned many times by the previous version, now show they have never been checked.) Is this a known issue? Any chance of finding a configuration file that may have been left behind by the earlier version or that I might have in a backup that I can restore in order to avoid examining all the bays and entering all the data again? Interestingly, I did the same upgrade using the wssx installation in WS 2012 R2 Essentials running in Hyper-V on the same server, and all the Disk Settings were preserved.
What hurts most is that I was just fine with the release version, but 2.5.2.3103 has been out so long that I figured it was bullet proof, and I had previously upgraded some Windows 10 machines with it already.
Edited by Mick MickleAdd note that all disks showed they'd never been checked
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