it is possible that it could be a bad memory module etc. Have you done any stress tests on the computer to rule out this possibility!

I don't have any other ideas on what it might be, I would think that a recovery portion would show up in disk management. Hopefully someone else might have some ideas.

Did you look in Disk Management on your computer to see what it might represent, I checked my system and it does not show any partitions with the "gold" color. Possibly a recovery partition, as my computer was custom built by myself it does not have a recovery partition.

Not sure what the gold color is but a 10TB hard drive will only have a formatted capacity of 9.09TB, not sure how it would be possible to have more than that available

You could take a look at this for some explanation of the facts!
https://platinumdatarecovery.com/hard-d ... calculator

I am no expert, but why do you have static selected, it is my understanding that is to identify static object (ie not moving), is it not the movement of the trees that is the issue. What exactly are you trying to alert on from that camera, do you really need to detect the non moving car?

I have two installs using CPAI and there are no issues with the screens as described by boyrok

Did you make any changes to the camera name, that will mess things up for sure.

I did something similar a few years back and got it to work, but I currently don't have access to my BI system as I am away from the machine, to try and figure out the exact steps that I did.

Have you checked that all of the old folders from BI 4 are removed, not sure if this will be an issue or not.

I am sure that you have probably already done this but have you verified that the drives are actually functional in Windows and that the user ID that is running the BI service can read & write to the shares!

So it appears that your problem is solved, you could send a support request to let them know, the developer seldom looks at this user forum from what I have read. Is there something else that you need help with?