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Thanks,<br />
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For the possible problem with the incorrect controller selection how would I check to see if that is a issue? These are HP DL servers.
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Thanks,

For the possible problem with the incorrect controller selection how would I check to see if that is a issue? These are HP DL servers.

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I have a server that is running 2008 Ent R2 SP1 and we have a issue where if you open a command prompt and run diskpart it will act like it is running buh then hang befor you get the &quot;DISKPART&quot; prompt.<br />
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After a reboot it works fine. It seems like there is something causing a memory leak or some sort of conflict in the system with Diskpart.<br />
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Server is fully patched. Any ideas what would cause this or what I can look for when it is hanging that will help determine where the issue is?
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I have a server that is running 2008 Ent R2 SP1 and we have a issue where if you open a command prompt and run diskpart it will act like it is running buh then hang befor you get the "DISKPART" prompt.

After a reboot it works fine. It seems like there is something causing a memory leak or some sort of conflict in the system with Diskpart.

Server is fully patched. Any ideas what would cause this or what I can look for when it is hanging that will help determine where the issue is?

Diskpart hangs on a server when you try to run it

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