I need to remove a pool but I'm having trouble with the format of the dpcmd ignore-poolpart command. Is it possible to get an example? One of the drives in the pool is L:\, the list for the pool is:
+ Pool ID '8b7cbf8f-585b-4669-8686-b5d9767c002d' [Device 5]:
Kernel volume path:
- \Device\HarddiskVolume13
GUID path:
- \\?\Volume{cdbbb41d-cd9a-4eba-8697-992845356b9f}
Mount points:
- 'F:\':
My old brain just doesn't handle this stuff any more since I retired over a decade ago.
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I need to remove a pool but I'm having trouble with the format of the dpcmd ignore-poolpart command. Is it possible to get an example? One of the drives in the pool is L:\, the list for the pool is:
+ Pool ID '8b7cbf8f-585b-4669-8686-b5d9767c002d' [Device 5]:
Kernel volume path:
- \Device\HarddiskVolume13
GUID path:
- \\?\Volume{cdbbb41d-cd9a-4eba-8697-992845356b9f}
Mount points:
- 'F:\':
My old brain just doesn't handle this stuff any more since I retired over a decade ago.
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