How to Replace a Failed Drive in Storage Spaces


1. Check event logs
2. Run a tool like CrystalDiskInfo x64
 - This will help you confirm the disk that failed
3. Open ServerManager or Storage Spaces manager
 - Check the status' of your disks
4. Get-PhysicalDisk
 - This will list all the disks in Storage Spaces
 - You see this:
5. Get-EventLog -LogName System -SourceDisk
 - This will help you narrow down what is happening
6. Get-VirtualDisk
 - This will identify all you Virtual Disks
7. Triple Check your results 
8. Add another Physical Disk as Automatic
9. Set-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName PhysicalDisk(XX) - Usage Retired
 - e.g. PhysicalDisk2 - This command will retire the disk so you can remove it.
10. Get-PhysicalDisk
 - You should see this:
11. Repair-VirtualDsik FriendlyName MSP
- e.g. Substitute your share name for MSP
- You should then see this: and it will be like this for a while...

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