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Activating a disk added to a Windows Cloud Server
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Activating a disk added to a Windows Cloud Server
The operations described may affect the system and data, potentially causing malfunctions or data loss:
always back up your data or the entire server externally before performing any operation;
if available, create a snapshot of the server from the management panel before making changes to the system;
for unmanaged services, you are responsible for managing the operating system and software;
if in doubt, consult a trusted system administrator or check the latest official documentation for the operating system or software in use.
Connect to the Cloud Server via
RDP
;
from
Start
, select
Windows Administrative Tools
>
Computer Management
;
in the
Computer Management
window, select
Storage
>
Disk Management
;
the disk you added (e.g.
Disk 1
) is displayed with the status
Offline
;
right-click the
Disk 1
area and select
Online
;
the disk status will change to
Not Initialized
;
right-click the
Disk 1
area and select
Initialize Disk
;
in the
Initialize Disk
window, choose the partition type and select
OK
to confirm;
the disk status will change to
Online
;
right-click the volume area (
Unallocated
) and select
New Simple Volume
;
in the
New Simple Volume Wizard
window, select
Next >
;
choose the size you want to assign to the disk and select
Next >
;
assign a drive letter and select
Next >
;
choose the formatting type and the name to assign to the disk, then select
Next >
;
select
Finish
to complete the procedure;
the disk is now ready to use and is displayed with the drive letter (
E:
) you selected during the wizard.
Related guides:
Adding space to a Cloud Server disk
Extending the disk volume with the added space (Windows)
Deleting a disk
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