V-76-58645-218 "Insufficient space to grow volume" appears while expanding a volume - Veritas Storage Foundation for Windows"

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Problem

V-76-58645-218 "Insufficient space to grow volume" appears while expanding a volume - Veritas Storage Foundation for Windows

Error
V-76-58645-218 Insufficient space to grow volume

Solution


Description

If volume that is being expanded resides on a disk that is marked as "At Risk," the disk must be reactivated before the volume can be expanded.


Solution

Remove the "At Risk" flag by following these steps:

1. From Veritas Enterprise Administrator (VEA), expand Disks.
2. Right-click on the disk that is marked as "At Risk."
3. Select Reactivate Disk.
4. Click Yes.

Once the disk is no longer listed as "At Risk," expanding the volume should complete successfully.

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