My HP ex475 has been so trouble free until this last power outage. Despite being on a UPS, the Mediasonic HF2-SU2S2 4 drive eSata box decided that 3 of the 4 drives in it were not part of the pool upon reboot. I was also getting backup data base errors. I decided to remove the Mediasonic from the pool (the one drive that was still showing). I did the backup data base rebuild (lost all my backups BTW).

After WHS did it's prompting the drive was removed and I. There are 'file conflicts' in the folders that did not. Patch No Cd Monster Garage Mustang there. Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver Add-in for WHS.

FAQ: How do I resolve file conflicts. While chkdsk runs, additional file conflicts such as “The system cannot find the drive specified” may occur. Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver. By Philip Churchill on January 1. The Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver add- in (formally the Windows Home Server Risk Assessment add- in) helps you recover from file conflict errors which are mostly seen after a hard drive crash. Microsoft Official Academic Course Series Pdf Editor. Hi Some time ago I programmed a Windows Home Server Add-In called. Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver'. And if you have file conflicts.

I still get file conflict errors for data that was duplicated onto the eSata enclosure's drives. I've turned off file duplication across all folders but can't get these errors to go away. Multiple reboots have been done. I've looked at the MS article for resolving it but nothing there seems to help. I'm comfortable working through RDC with my WHS so please let me know what I need to do to get this thing working right again. If it weren't for some videos that I have on the WHS I'd just do a complete factory restore and start over. Thanks for any help you can provide.

One of the goals of Windows Home Server is to protect you from a hard disk crash. It succeeds because it places copies of a file on the various hard drives that are connected to the Windows Home Server. However, the question remains on what drive these copies are placed on and in the event of a hard disk crash, you will be confronted with file conflicts. A new add-in “Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver” has been released to support WHS users who experience reports of File Conflicts in the WGS Console.

Conflict Resolver scans your backed up files and their “tombstones” to identify any potential file conflicts, based on file availability and readability. If any file is found that is considered unsafe, missing or corrupt, Conflict Resolver will try to fix it.