Jeff R 1
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Both machine are running W8.1 pro, the HTPC is a tower and stays put while the other is a laptop. When backing up Blu-rays or saving rentals for viewing later I use the laptop. I use the laptop so I don't waste lamp life on the projector when adding and deleting ISO files.
I delete the rentals with the laptop once I've seen them and use Imgburn to create new ISO's to watch on the HTPC.
When I put the hard drive back into the HTPC, the deleted movies show up and the ones I just added are not there. If I click on the deleted ones I get an error that the path doesn't exist because they actually have been deleted.
I have to right click, go to properties, tools and repair the drive. The first scan show no errors so I have to force windows to do a deeper scan, upon which it finds errors and when done, I have to reboot.
After the reboot things are still not right, I have to force Windows to do another scan, upon which it fixes more errors and then finally the deleted movies are gone and the ones I added show up.
The HTPC has a hot swappable hard drive bay connected directly with a SATA connection, while the laptop has an external hot swappable bay connected through USB 2.
Is this some quirky thing that happens in W8/8.1 because I don't remember this happening in W7 ?
I would like to stay with W8.1, so if anyone has any solutions to this, that would be great !
I delete the rentals with the laptop once I've seen them and use Imgburn to create new ISO's to watch on the HTPC.
When I put the hard drive back into the HTPC, the deleted movies show up and the ones I just added are not there. If I click on the deleted ones I get an error that the path doesn't exist because they actually have been deleted.
I have to right click, go to properties, tools and repair the drive. The first scan show no errors so I have to force windows to do a deeper scan, upon which it finds errors and when done, I have to reboot.
After the reboot things are still not right, I have to force Windows to do another scan, upon which it fixes more errors and then finally the deleted movies are gone and the ones I added show up.
The HTPC has a hot swappable hard drive bay connected directly with a SATA connection, while the laptop has an external hot swappable bay connected through USB 2.
Is this some quirky thing that happens in W8/8.1 because I don't remember this happening in W7 ?
I would like to stay with W8.1, so if anyone has any solutions to this, that would be great !
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