Re-posting here my query at the WD community forum as some of you might be able to help.
As some of you may remember, I was researching on the WD TV as to wether it would be compatible with a 4-bay enclsoure such as the probox. This was the thread I started back then:
http://community.wd.com/t5/WD-TV-Media-Player/WD-TV-compatibility-with-Probox-4-Bay-Enclosure/td-p/8...
Unfortunantely, I never got a concerte answer if it was compatible or not so I jumped the gun and bought a WD TV last week. To be sure, I brought along my Probox 4 bay enclosure to test.
At the shop. we tested it and, to my surpise, it worked. It detected all 4 x 4TB HDDs installed in my Probox. Without even thinking more, I bought the WD TV and brought it home. It worked for a few days until I decided to laod new media files on the HDDs. I ejected each drive one by one and installed them in my desktop. Trasnferred files and then slapped it back on the Probox. To my utter dismay, it no longer detected any single drive. I tried all sorts of configuration, switching each HDD from its respective slots, tried combos of only 1, 2, and 3 HDDs only but nothing. When you attach the enclosure, the WD TV identifies it and gives the "connecting to USB..." notification but it doesnt show any of the drives.
I already tried reformating, scanning for erros and/or bad sectors. I tried taking out the .wdtv folder already but, sad to say, nothing.
To make sure and rule out any other problems, I tried each and every HDD with my PC. I also tried the enclosure with my PC and my laptop, no sweat, detected each and every HDD. I then tried a USB thumb drive and my portable HDD with my WD TV and it worked like a charm.
Now, if the Probox isnt compatible with the WD TV, why did it work for the first few days? If its compatible, what seems to be wrong with my setup.
Any advise or throughts would be much appreciated. I literally spent two days testing each and every possible problem to no avail and it is quite frustrating.
Frustrated and disappointed WD TV new owner.