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 Online (Errors)

I/O errors are found on a dynamic disk. If a disk has errors, we recommended you to repair it as

soon as possible to avoid data loss.

 Offline

A dynamic disk is accessible in read only mode (if you switched it to offline previously), or not

accessible at all (corrupted or intermittently unavailable). You can make the disk that you

previously switched to offline, fully accessible—see Changing a disk status: offline to online (p.

45).

 Foreign

This status occurs when you move a dynamic disk to your machine from another computer. To

access data on foreign disks, you have to add these disks to your machine's system

configuration—see Importing foreign disks (p. 46), or convert them to basic disks—see Disk

conversion: dynamic to basic (p. 44).

 Missing

A dynamic disk is corrupted, powered down, or disconnected.

 Not Initialized

A disk does not contain a valid signature. After you install a new disk, the disk must be registered

in the operating system—see Disk initialization (p. 40). Only then, you can create volumes on that

disk.

To find out more information about disk statuses, please refer to the Disk status descriptions article

on the Microsoft website.

Important! For instructions explaining how to repair disks with an Online (Errors), Offline, or Missing status,

please refer to the Troubleshooting Disk Management article on the Microsoft website.

4.5.2 Volume statuses

Check a volume status to make sure the volume is accessible and works without problems. Volume

statuses appear both in the table and graphical views.

Here are brief descriptions of the most common volume statuses:

 Healthy

A basic or dynamic volume is accessible and functioning correctly. This is the normal volume

status.

The Healthy status often has a number of substatuses that are displayed in the table view (in

parentheses) and in the graphical view (below the volume size and separated by a semicolon).

The following are the most common substatuses:

 System, Boot and Active statuses are described in the Active, system, and boot volumes (p.

14) section.

 Failed

A dynamic volume (striped, or spanned) cannot be started automatically, or one of the

underlying disks is missing.

 Failed Redundancy

The data on a mirrored volume is no longer fault tolerant because one of the dynamic disks is not

online. You can access the volume until the remaining dynamic disk is online. To avoid data loss,

we recommend you to repair the volume as soon as possible.

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