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Microsoft Windows XP - Volume status descriptions
Saved by uncleflo on May 16th, 2011.
In Disk Management, one of the following volume status descriptions will always appear in the graphical view of the volume and in the Status column of the volume in list view. The Failed status occurs when a basic or dynamic volume cannot be started automatically, the disk is damaged, or the file system is corrupt. This status also occurs after importing a volume with Data Incomplete status. An error icon appears on the failed volume. Unless the disk or file system can be repaired, the Failed status indicates data loss. If the volume is a basic volume, make sure that the underlying physical disk is turned on, plugged in, and attached to the computer. No other user action is possible for basic volumes. If the volume is a dynamic volume, make sure the underlying dynamic disks are online. If the disks are not online, you should reactivate them. If this succeeds, the volume automatically restarts and returns to the Healthy status. For instructions describing how to bring a disk online,
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