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VDS_E_VD_DISK_ALREADY_EXPANDING
This HRESULT is the duplicate-operation form of the VDS expansion state. Unlike VDS_E_VD_DISK_IS_EXPANDING, which can reject a different operation because expansion is active, this code says another expand has been requested while the first expand is still running. The second request does not queue a new target size.
Why this state matters
Because Expand is asynchronous, management code must retain the returned IVdsAsync and serialize capacity changes for each virtual disk. A retry timer that calls Expand again before observing the original final result can generate this HRESULT even when the provider is healthy.
Diagnostic focus
- Correlate expand calls by VDS object ID and backing path and allow only one active expansion per virtual disk.
- Retain and wait on the original
IVdsAsyncinterface; record its final HRESULT and requestedNewSize. - Do not interpret the duplicate request as evidence that the first target size was accepted or reached.
- After completion, query
VirtualSizeand recalculate any further expansion from the current capacity.
Technical references
IVdsOpenVDisk::Expand · IVdsOpenVDisk · VDS_VDISK_STATE · VDS_VDISK_PROPERTIES · MS-VDS error codes
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