Windows 10: Windows 11 Storage Space Opens as Empty

I have windows 11 Pro and have had a Storage Space for awhile now with minimal issues. Now when I try to open the drive that the storage space is set as, it says "This Folder is Empty"On the Storage Spaces hub in Control Panel I am able to see the existing Storage Space/Pool and all drives are reporting as healthy. I am currently using 5.45/9.09TBIf I look on "This PC" I am able to see the Storage Space as being about 2/3rds full. Troubleshooting:- I have tried scanning for errors on this drive using Error Checking. "No errors were found"-Tried optimizing volume via Powershell "Optimize-Volume

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Windows Manage Storage Spaces

Dear Windows Team,

Are there any list of drives which are supported to use manage storage spaces.

As I have 10x 5TB WD My Passport Drive all drives shows error while creating for pool like the listed drive doesn't support the pool option.

Then which drives should I use?

Any suggestions!!!

BR
ISJ

 

Control Panel - cannot open the Storage Spaces window

Hi Ben,

We would like to get more information to better assist you with managing your storage. Please answer the following questions:

• Are you getting any error message when you click Create a new pool and storage space or totally not doing anything?
• May we know the specific steps you performed to fix the issue? This is to make sure we will not provide the same troubleshooting steps.
• Were you able to use Manage Storage Spaces before?
• What is the version and OS build of your Windows? To get the information press
  Windows key
  
  
  + R then type winver and press
  OK.

 

Can't Free Up Storage OnHP Stream 11 Running Windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community, we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

As you are unable to delete the temporary files and free up the storage space on Windows 10 Operating System, try the below and check if it helps.

Step 1: I suggest you to refer to the below Microsoft article about:
Free up drive space in Windows 10

Step 2: I suggest you to check the storage capacity of each of the drives in
Windows Explorer.

• Press Windows key, type This PC, select it.
• Right click on each of the drives and click on Properties.
• Also, you can perform Disk Cleanup from the
  Step 2 as well.
• Select the files to be delete on each of the drives.

Hope it helps. Reply to the post with an updated status of this issue, we will be happy to assist you further.