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I am currently running:

Windows Home Server 2011
StableBit Scanner v2.4.0.2929
StableBit DrivePool v1.3.6.7585
 

With 4 6TB drives in the pool.

 

I am going to rebuild my server and just use Win10 as the OS.

 

Questions:

 

1. Will my current key work for the new versions or will I need to purchase again?

2. After installing the new versions after I plug in the 4 HDs will they just automatically be recognized and usable?

 

Thank you

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You mean your Stablebit licenses? So best is to deactivate on WHS2011 and then activate on the W10 machine.

And yes, install W10 and DrivePool, shut down, connect HDDs, power on and you should be good to go.

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As umfriend says,  deactivate the license on WHS2011, then install the latest version on the new machine.  Enter the old license key and voila.  Install the drives in the new machine and they'll be recognised.  I've done this at least a dozen times over the last decade or so and DP has never yet failed to recognise a pool transplanted from one machine to the next.

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On 1/14/2022 at 10:01 AM, CptKirk1 said:

1. Will my current key work for the new versions or will I need to purchase again?

The licenses are good for any version of that product. 

However, you will want to deactivate the licenses prior to wiping the system.  Or contact support directly to get your licenses deactivated.

The licenses belong to you, not the hardware they're activated on, and are not locked to a specific version.

On 1/14/2022 at 10:01 AM, CptKirk1 said:

2. After installing the new versions after I plug in the 4 HDs will they just automatically be recognized and usable?

Yup!

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