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I have Retrospect 7.6.latest Professional installed on a Win 7 64 Pro desktop, with two Win 7 64 Pro clients.  For one of the clients, I started getting Volume Not Found errors.  When I did a check on that client, I discovered that one volume was displayed twice in a fully black font and graphic.  At times, I've seen a second volume displayed in light grey, and it's always been the result of replacing the volume or resizing the volume.  In this case, how to I force Retrospect to grey out one of the two volumes?

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Go to "Configure"--->"Volumes".

Click on the plus to the left of the client to reveal the volumes. 

Select both (all?) volumes and select "Forget".

 

Optional:

Go to "Configure"--->"Clients".

Double-click on the client.

Click on the third tab (forgot what it is called).

Select the volumes you want backup (such as client desktop).

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Go to "Configure"--->"Volumes".

Click on the plus to the left of the client to reveal the volumes. 

Select both (all?) volumes and select "Forget".

 

Optional:

Go to "Configure"--->"Clients".

Double-click on the client.

Click on the third tab (forgot what it is called).

Select the volumes you want backup (such as client desktop).

 

 

Lennart,

 

Thank you so much!  Your suggestions worked perfectly.  I appreciate your time in writing this response.

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