Hello, thanks for this video i was pulling my hair out with the GUI error as well, and ive never used powershell before. I followed your instructions and created the storage space, i used a 4TB & 2TB drive. However something werid is happening, it says Total capacity 5.45TB using 3.63TB pool capacity. So windows doesnt see the full 5.45 for some reason, and its only giving me 3.63 TB... Is there something i did wrong? I noticed with yours you combined 2x 500GB and got 923GB which makes sense. Thanks
When I do the Get-PhysicalDisk command, both my NVME SSD's and SATA SSD's are labeled SSD under MediaType If I create a pool with the commands, I guess both NVME SSD's and SATA SSD's will be in the same pool? I want to have them in different pools because the performance difference between NVME and SATA
Well, I solved it. Instead of this: $disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -CanPool $True | Where MediaType -EQ SSD") I type this: $disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "Samsung SSD 870 EVO 1TB") By doing that only my SATA drives show up If I type this only my NVME drives show up: $disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "NVMe Samsung SSD 980 PRO 2TB") By doing this I can have the NVME drives and SATA drives in different pools
Hello, thanks for this video i was pulling my hair out with the GUI error as well, and ive never used powershell before.
I followed your instructions and created the storage space, i used a 4TB & 2TB drive.
However something werid is happening, it says Total capacity 5.45TB using 3.63TB pool capacity.
So windows doesnt see the full 5.45 for some reason, and its only giving me 3.63 TB... Is there something i did wrong?
I noticed with yours you combined 2x 500GB and got 923GB which makes sense.
Thanks
How many columns did you use?
When I do the Get-PhysicalDisk command, both my NVME SSD's and SATA SSD's are labeled SSD under MediaType
If I create a pool with the commands, I guess both NVME SSD's and SATA SSD's will be in the same pool?
I want to have them in different pools because the performance difference between NVME and SATA
Well, I solved it. Instead of this:
$disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -CanPool $True | Where MediaType -EQ SSD")
I type this:
$disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "Samsung SSD 870 EVO 1TB")
By doing that only my SATA drives show up
If I type this only my NVME drives show up:
$disks = (Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "NVMe Samsung SSD 980 PRO 2TB")
By doing this I can have the NVME drives and SATA drives in different pools