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Extend Volume
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Thunder
2010-03-18 07:52:01 UTC
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Hello,

I did an extension of system partition on a server 2008 x64 SP1 which ends
with a "wrong parameter" failure at end. Disk management console shows up the
new size but within explorer and drive properties window still it has the old
size. I did a reboot and disk check (with no errors) - no changes. Eventlog
doesn't show any relevant informations.

Any help would be appreciated.
Dusko Savatovic
2010-03-18 17:58:27 UTC
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Hi Thunder,

Solution 1
- Delete problem partition
- Create new partition
- Restore partition data from backup

If Solution 1 doesn't work, then

Solution 2
- Wipe the disk
- Recreate volumes
- Restore data on each volume from backup
Post by Thunder
Hello,
I did an extension of system partition on a server 2008 x64 SP1 which ends
with a "wrong parameter" failure at end. Disk management console shows up the
new size but within explorer and drive properties window still it has the old
size. I did a reboot and disk check (with no errors) - no changes. Eventlog
doesn't show any relevant informations.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thunder
2010-03-24 13:21:01 UTC
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That's little to mutch to do...
There must be another way...
Making a image is also no solution cause then te problem is in the image to.
Post by Dusko Savatovic
Hi Thunder,
Solution 1
- Delete problem partition
- Create new partition
- Restore partition data from backup
If Solution 1 doesn't work, then
Solution 2
- Wipe the disk
- Recreate volumes
- Restore data on each volume from backup
Post by Thunder
Hello,
I did an extension of system partition on a server 2008 x64 SP1 which ends
with a "wrong parameter" failure at end. Disk management console shows up the
new size but within explorer and drive properties window still it has the old
size. I did a reboot and disk check (with no errors) - no changes. Eventlog
doesn't show any relevant informations.
Any help would be appreciated.
.
Jonathan de Boyne Pollard
2010-03-24 16:28:06 UTC
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Post by Thunder
That's little to mutch to do...
Sometimes problems are expensive to solve.
Post by Thunder
Making a image is also no solution cause then te problem is in the image to.
M. Savatovic said backup, not disc image.
rob10
2010-03-26 03:50:03 UTC
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Disk Management built in Windows Server 2008 has ability to exten
system partition, but there must be some unallocated space behind th
system partition. Otherwise, you cannot extend system partition wit
Disk Management, third party 'partition manager
(http://www.partition-tool.com/resource/extend-system-partition-server-2008.htm
is required

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Kostas Dessis
2010-11-11 10:14:03 UTC
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cmd --> diskpart
list volume
select volume "x" (where "x" is the volume with the prob)
extend filesystem
exit


enjoy! :)
Post by Thunder
Hello,
I did an extension of system partition on a server 2008 x64 SP1 which ends
with a "wrong parameter" failure at end. Disk management console shows up the
new size but within explorer and drive properties window still it has the old
size. I did a reboot and disk check (with no errors) - no changes. Eventlog
does not show any relevant informations.
Any help would be appreciated.
Post by Dusko Savatovic
Hi Thunder,
Solution 1
- Delete problem partition
- Create new partition
- Restore partition data from backup
If Solution 1 does not work, then
Solution 2
- Wipe the disk
- Recreate volumes
- Restore data on each volume from backup
Post by Thunder
That's little to mutch to do...
There must be another way...
Making a image is also no solution cause then te problem is in the image to.
Post by Jonathan de Boyne Pollard
Sometimes problems are expensive to solve.
M. Savatovic said backup, not disc image.
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