I just had a Windows Server 2019 reboot into "automatic startup repair", which it couldn't perform because it wasn't able to find the drive(s).
I then changed the disk type to scsi and repaired the disk manually—CLI, chkdsk /f C:—which did work. Changed the disk back to virtIO and Windows was back up within a minute.
I've been using virtIO for quite some time, but it seems that I never found myself in that situation before. Is that something you would expect?
I then changed the disk type to scsi and repaired the disk manually—CLI, chkdsk /f C:—which did work. Changed the disk back to virtIO and Windows was back up within a minute.
I've been using virtIO for quite some time, but it seems that I never found myself in that situation before. Is that something you would expect?
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