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storage spaces protective partition
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The storage spaces protective partition is a partition type created by Windows Storage Spaces, typically seen on disks that were part of a storage pool. In Windows Server Essentials, this partition appears as a large healthy partition on a disk alongside the OS drive. When reinstalling the OS, the protective partition remains intact and can be left untouched, as it contains storage pool metadata. Users should avoid deleting or modifying this partition to prevent data loss. The partition is often found on disks that were previously used in a storage pool, and it may appear alongside other partitions like the system drive. Understanding this partition helps in managing storage pools during OS reinstallation.
Once again, I need to re-install WSE 2016. I have the OS installed in a 120GB partition using the original drives (no reformatting, drive wiping, etc. from the previous setup), but don't know how to proceed from here. I have 2 SSDs attached now:
SSD1 - 1TB Disk 0 which currently contains the...