Reading Time: 2 minutesMore than ten years ago I wrote a post on Why Dynamic Disks are a bad choice… but they are still used too much without know the impact. Microsoft Windows Dynamic Disks (or Dynamic Volumes) are an abstraction layer (introduced in Windows 2000) over the partitions (similar to the LVM layer on Linux environment) to decoupled the volumes (with their NTFS data) from the disk partitions and have a greater flexibility, like hot-extend a volume by simple add new partitions (but also several other advantages). It’s something really old and obsolete… you can hot-extend a […]
