Hello,
My issue i'm having is with Disk initialization on a Windows 2003 server. What we have is a Fiber Channel JBOD that is connected to a compaq FC PCI HBA controller that sits in the server... The JBOD has 7, 67Gb FC hard drives in it, it used to have 7, 36 Gb hard drives in it, back then it worked with no problems. When we upgraded the drive to a bigger capacity they won't intialize.
One thing I want to do it remove any trace of the old 36Gb drives from the registry. My first question is if there is anything in the registry regarding the old drive and if there is if it would be causing the failed initializing of the new disk?
I know where the reg keys are, but not to sure what to delete if needed. The JBOD was a mounted device before we changed out the drives (it was E:\). In the registry there is still a mounting for E:\. Woundering if deleting that key will do any good or harm.
Thanks for any help.
My issue i'm having is with Disk initialization on a Windows 2003 server. What we have is a Fiber Channel JBOD that is connected to a compaq FC PCI HBA controller that sits in the server... The JBOD has 7, 67Gb FC hard drives in it, it used to have 7, 36 Gb hard drives in it, back then it worked with no problems. When we upgraded the drive to a bigger capacity they won't intialize.
One thing I want to do it remove any trace of the old 36Gb drives from the registry. My first question is if there is anything in the registry regarding the old drive and if there is if it would be causing the failed initializing of the new disk?
I know where the reg keys are, but not to sure what to delete if needed. The JBOD was a mounted device before we changed out the drives (it was E:\). In the registry there is still a mounting for E:\. Woundering if deleting that key will do any good or harm.
Thanks for any help.
