I'm not exactly sure if this is even possible, but is there a way to have a common pool show up on a single W7 and W10 computer. I have a computer with an ICY Dock bay, which I use to switch between W7 and W10 for software compatibility. I like the Drivepool setup configured on W7 and I'd like to use the same drive and data setup under W10 but apparently there doesn't seem to be a way to get Drivepool to recognize the W7 created pool under W10.
In fact, this raises a follow-up question. Is there a way to restore a previous pool on a standard non-WHS computer? For example, say I brought pooled hard drives from computer A and connected them to computer B. Is there a way to get B to adopt and maintain that foreign pool without having to create a new pool and move files from the previous pool folder? I read about a tool for this very thing but it seems as if that was for a WHS setup. This is not of great importance but I'd like to know what my limitations are so I can plan around them.
Sorry if I asked something that has been previously answered.
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I'm not exactly sure if this is even possible, but is there a way to have a common pool show up on a single W7 and W10 computer. I have a computer with an ICY Dock bay, which I use to switch between W7 and W10 for software compatibility. I like the Drivepool setup configured on W7 and I'd like to use the same drive and data setup under W10 but apparently there doesn't seem to be a way to get Drivepool to recognize the W7 created pool under W10.
In fact, this raises a follow-up question. Is there a way to restore a previous pool on a standard non-WHS computer? For example, say I brought pooled hard drives from computer A and connected them to computer B. Is there a way to get B to adopt and maintain that foreign pool without having to create a new pool and move files from the previous pool folder? I read about a tool for this very thing but it seems as if that was for a WHS setup. This is not of great importance but I'd like to know what my limitations are so I can plan around them.
Sorry if I asked something that has been previously answered.
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