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I lost a drive and decided to reformat in Raid 1. After that, I deleted all my backup jobs and started over. When adding a new job, my folders are missing. Nothing under the root Drive folder. The connected USB drive in which I want to backup to is found with all its data. Am I missing something?
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I lost a drive and decided to reformat in Raid 1. When adding a new job, my folders are missing.
When you created a new volume, of course the old shares were all destroyed. Although some shares are created by default during a factory default, none are created automatically when you manually create a new volume.
So after you reformatted you needed to re-create the shares.
But from the backup job creation wizard, you can still browse to these folders to select the source. From the left pane of the pop-up, click on the tiny arrow beside "Home Folders", then expand down until you reach the folder you want to select (a bit like on Windows Explorer).
