Windows 2000 introduced the concepts of basic disks and dynamic disks and added them to the Windows system administrator's arsenal of tools. What's the difference between the two? Let's look at both ...
It means that it will set up the disk as a dynamic disk with individual volumes, as opposed to software RAIDs. In Win2K, only dynamic disks support software RAIDs or resizing partitions. Basic disks ...
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