I don’t have a configuration in which I can reproduce all steps, and don’t know where anyone gets stuck.
My suggestion at this moment (for Windows 10 x64) to get the current install running would be:
Doubleclick on
C:\Program Files\Condusiv Technologies\ExpressCache\excfs\excfs.inf
and
C:\Program Files\Condusiv Technologies\ExpressCache\excsd\excsd.inf
Disable and uninstall PrimoCache if you installed that.
Reboot
remove the 29 GB volume in diskmanager
Run eccmd -partition
Start ExpressCache as you allways would. It should run now without annoying popup.
If it doesn’t or you’re anywhere between install and uninstall:
First, get the (un)install working by clearing Expresscache from registry and files.
If during (un)install the setup still complains there is a previous version installed find the
file ‘expresscache.msi’ on your (Windows) c:-drive during setup.
It must reside somewhere around %LOCALAPPDATA%\Temp with the most recent timestamp.
From (a copy of) the directory run
msiexec /i expresscache.msi /Lv* output.txt
which will give a file output.txt, which contains a pointer to the obstructing remnants.
Uninstall and reinstall expresscache 1.3.2, and follow up the requested reboots.
Now continue at the suggestions at the top, so
Doubleclick on
C:\Program Files\Condusiv Technologies\ExpressCache\excfs\excfs.inf
and
C:\Program Files\Condusiv Technologies\ExpressCache\excsd\excsd.inf
Reboot
Run eccmd -partition to partition the 32 GB Sandisk SSD.
If you still experience issues with (un)install use Revo Uninstaller trial to remove all remnants with a managed uninstall, after reinstalling everything you installed to get things running.
Revo Uninstaller will lookup all files and registry-entries in the MSI that can probably be left by the uninstall.
That’s it.
Please post if you succeed with this manual, or else, what eccmd -info shows… (probably still some licencing issue?)
