Doesn't look good. What right-click options are there?
Hyper-V Unable to access disk after resize operation
Hi all
I have a 2019 virtual server on a 2016 box. It has a non-boot VHD which was running out of space. I powered off the virtual machine and then ran through the expand wizard in Hyper-V Manager, for this VM. All seemed well until I powered on the virtual machine again and now the drive is inaccessible. It shows up in the virtual machines Disk Management console but I cannot assign a drive letter to it, nor do anything with the volumes both new and existing.
I have no idea what has happened to this as I have done this before with no issues.
Can anyone help me to regain access to this drive?
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Jon P 1 Reputation point
2020-12-18T07:01:29.017+00:00 The only right-click options available aren't that helpful. Just Delete volume and Help.
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Xiaowei He 9,936 Reputation points
2020-12-18T09:16:02.87+00:00 Hi,
Please use diskpart command in CMD to list volume, check if the drive letter of the partition still exists.
Best Regards,
Anne