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STATUS_SPACES_EXTENDED_ERROR
The status is a signpost, not the diagnosis
This result means the storage provider has more specific error information associated with the failed request. It should not be reduced to a generic retry. The useful detail is normally the accompanying PowerShell error record, provider message, event, or job state that identifies the object and constraint that caused the operation to fail.
Capture before changing the pool
- Save the full error output and the exact cmdlet or API request, including custom layout parameters.
- Record current pool, virtual-disk, and physical-disk health and operational status while the condition is still visible.
- Use the extended data to distinguish capacity, topology, health, and policy failures; these require different remediation.
Get-StoragePool -IsPrimordial $false
Get-VirtualDisk
Get-PhysicalDisk
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