NOT important - imaged recording folder drive to larger drive, same drive letter

[Prsa01]

Definitely not important, just something I'll need to figure out eventually. 

Cloned the drive with my recording folder to a larger drive with same drive letter/path so nPvr considers it unchanged. The "Available Storage" shows the stats for the original, smaller, drive. System has been rebooted and service restarted without that display changing. I'm thinking if I change the recording folder temporarily to another drive and then change it back that should recalculate drive space but maybe I also need to disable auto remove recordings to keep it from removing everything when I temporarily point it at an empty folder.

LMK if there is a more straightforward way. 

Thanks

[mvallevand]

If that is in the browser, remember browsers aren't programs and they cache data so a ctrl-f5 would be necessary.

Martin

[Prsa01]

If that is in the browser, remember browsers aren't programs and they cache data so a ctrl-f5 would be necessary.

Martin

Just fyi - this didn't seem to change anything on - android browser, windows browser (server), win app (server). 

Really no further action needed. I'll try a few things to reset the value(s) and report back what works just to close the loop. 

Thanks much

[mvallevand]

I would concerned since it comes from the file system, maybe the clone had issues and didn't give you the full drive.

Martin

[Prsa01]

I would concerned since it comes from the file system, maybe the clone had issues and didn't give you the full drive.

Martin

Good thought, Martin. I will check that out and report back.

[Prsa01]

I would concerned since it comes from the file system, maybe the clone had issues and didn't give you the full drive.

Martin

Of course, that was it. Sometimes I amaze even myself with my stupidity. You'd think I would at least check what explorer says the partition size is before jumping to conclusions. Oh well.

It's been a long time since I've forgotten to tell macrium to expand the copied partition to the full disk. Simple enough to expand it after the fact. 

Thanks again for knocking some sense into me.

I imagine this thread could just be deleted since it has absolutely nothing to do with nPvr.