I have had to reinstall Windows 10 pro multiple times now due to a few issues.  I imagine there has to be a fix or a work around to avoid this.  Here are a few scenarios where I have had to reinstall.

 

Power Outage

Frozen PC by plugging something into USB

A force stop

installing a separate vm caused the sound card to be very digitized(Using audio via HDMI on Video Card).  (New VM was set to use VNC and no sound card)

 

Who knows why else.  I have been using Seabios because my Graphics Card does not support UEFI.

 

Anyways I get the following on my screen everytime I boot after one of these scenarios and am forced to reinstall windows....

 

 

Here are my hardware specs and settings.  Can someone please help!

 

 

If you're not using a cache pool and your cache drive is Btrfs redo it as xfs (that and get a ups)

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I purchased a Rackmount UPS right after the system went down the first time. 

My Cache Pool is set as btrfs...  How do I change this on Both Drives without losing all my info?  If that's the only way then so be it I'll take the plunge and re-setup the docker containers and my Plex server.

On my VM I have the C Drive dedicated to the Cache Pool via the "domain" share folder.  I have 2 Cache drives (by accident since I didn't know it put this in RAID and thought it would add the sum of the drives together, so I'm stuck now...)

I have a D drive which has the setting to not use the cache pool and I can always restore this and never lose info.

 

Thank you for your help

 

 

 

On 3/16/2017 at 0:43 AM, Joshewing02 said:

My Cache Pool is set as btrfs...  How do I change this on Both Drives without losing all my info?

In order to utilize a cache pool, it has to be BTRFS

On 3/16/2017 at 0:43 AM, Joshewing02 said:

I have 2 Cache drives (by accident since I didn't know it put this in RAID and thought it would add the sum of the drives together, so I'm stuck now...)