Recent content by pavank830

true , So as you said boot would be unable to recognise my storage space, ok we can't keep the entire C drive in storage space but i can keep parts of it like Users,Packages,program files and once loaded it would be able to recognise the storage pool i am thinking somewhere around these lines...

true but if you notice same thing was achieved in surface pro 2017 [surface pro 5] couldn't find much documentation about this booting concept in surface pro other than this link Boot from Storage Spaces Virtual Disk in Windows 10 i am trying to achieve the same thing in windows 10 system

I have windows 11 i am trying to boot from storage space virtual disk which as 2 disks in storage pools trying achieve the same thing as surface pro 2017 [surface pro 5 ] as mentioned in this thread Link Removed faced the same issue as mentioned in the thread ,the boot manager couldn't find...