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1) Tell your &quot;Tech&quot; he's a plonker!!<br />
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2) create the same file structure on your current E: drive, move the files to that drive and THEN do a database move as normal to put back on the drive your tech renamed.<br />

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@tgtran<br />
How $True! :P &nbsp;I Missed that one :D<br />

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Move-DatabasePath -Identity &quot;Database Name&quot; -EdbFilePath &quot;Z:\NewFolder\MyDatabase.e<wbr />db&quot; -ConfigurationOnly:$True<br />

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You NEED the $True parameter or it tries to MOVE the database and yours has already moved
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Nellsr, thanks, I forgot to mention I had no additional drives to duplicate the structure. :-) &nbsp;Thanks tgtran, worked like a champ!
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Hello! &nbsp;One of my techs installed and configured SBS2011, and after setting up exchange, changed the drive letters around in disk management. &nbsp;Exchange 2011 doesn't like this and refuses to mount the data as it believes its located on e:\... but doesn't let me edit the location to the database in properties. I've tried the &quot;move database&quot; as well and it fails. &nbsp;Thanks for the advice!
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Hello!  One of my techs installed and configured SBS2011, and after setting up exchange, changed the drive letters around in disk management.  Exchange 2011 doesn't like this and refuses to mount the data as it believes its located on e:\... but doesn't let me edit the location to the database in properties. I've tried the "move database" as well and it fails.  Thanks for the advice!

1) Tell your &quot;Tech&quot; he&#39;s a plonker!!

2) create the same file structure on your current E: drive, move the files to that drive and THEN do a database move as normal to put back on the drive your tech renamed.


@tgtran
How $True! :P  I Missed that one :D


Move-DatabasePath -Identity &quot;Database Name&quot; -EdbFilePath &quot;Z:\NewFolder\MyDatabase.edb&quot; -ConfigurationOnly:$True


You NEED the $True parameter or it tries to MOVE the database and yours has already moved

Nellsr, thanks, I forgot to mention I had no additional drives to duplicate the structure. :-)  Thanks tgtran, worked like a champ!

Exchange 2010, change database path

Hello!  One of my techs installed and configured SBS2011, and after setting up exchange, changed the drive letters around in disk management.  Exchange 2011 doesn&#39;t like this and refuses to mount the data as it believes its located on e:\... but doesn&#39;t let me edit the location to the database in properties. I&#39;ve tried the &quot;move database&quot; as well and it fails.  Thanks for the advice!

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