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Can you try with Chrome?

OK.

I have contacted Anthony direct, but as it's the middle of the night where he is, it'll be a few hours before he responds. Thanks.

What is the ticket reference for the licence release please?

@Anthony Is this something you can look into please.

I think it depends which hardware they're installed into.

@Fozzie Bear Perhaps raise a Support Ticket for the devs to know, even though you've resolved it. Thanks.

Have you tried plugging it into a normal SATA port ? Might be an issue with the SAS Card. Have you tried Emby, it's much better than Plex 😉

From the drive settings in DriveBender, you can PING VOLUME, making the drive's activity light flash so that you can easily identify it.

Uninstall DriveBender, reboot, install DriveBender, reboot. Go into the DriveBender UI and recover the pool from the attached drives. Let us know how it goes. You should never lose any data with DriveBender. Worse comes to the worse, you can move your content on each drive to the root of it, delete the DB folders and create a new pool from scratch, but come back before you start on that path. Thanks.

I wouldn't use any part of your OS disk in the DB pool, it's not recommended. Try and use a separate SSD as your LZ drive.

A Support Ticket to de-activate your licence key? You have 30 or 60 days to use it as a temporary licence. If you still don't hear back in a few days, let me know. Thanks.

Damn. I lost a 4Tb drive last year, but didn't lose anything I couldn't recover from elsewhere. I made sure I had my important content duplicated within the pool and/or backed up to my Google Drive.

@oj88 1. Nothing available, unless you manually run something yourself, which is now too late. 2. Yes, use the Force Remove option, then you can add a drive letter to it and see if you can access anything via Window File Explorer. 3. It should do. The drive doesn't sound too bad, but it's hard to tell. What does the SMART information say? If you need anything else, let us know. Thanks.

No reason why you couldn't.