Bageland2000

That was it, wasn't using the quotes. Weird that you can navigate without them, but can't issue commands without them....

Well I'm an idiot, using the wrong slash.... Anyway I typed: rmdir \users\andrew\My Documents\My Music\ got The system cannot find the file specified.

Hmmm. I ran command prompt as administrator and typed the following: "rd /users/andrew/My Documents/My Music" I received the error: Invalid switch - "users"

I seem to have inaccessible folders within my "Documents" folder in windows such as "\Documents\My Music" (also pictures and videos). I think these are legacy folders from the old Windows XP structure. I'm not sure if everyone has these, or just me, but they're there, I cannot access them, and Resilio is constantly giving me an error that these folders cannot be synced. I'd like to get rid of them or permanently tell Resilio to shut up about them. Any advice?

OK, I figured it out. I downloaded the license key, then opened it with Notepad++. I copied all the content, then pasted it into the "apply license" option within the settings menu on Resilio's WebUI.

Hello all, I purchased a Home Pro license and was able to apply it to a copy of Resilio I have running on a Windows machine. I haven't been able to figure out how to apply it to my FreeNAS copy (FreeBSD). I've scoured the forums/Google. I saw that I likely need to rename the file and place it in a folder in FreeNAS, but I can't figure out where it is. Can someone point me to the guide?