I'm in the Computer Management console trying to start the Disk Management
snap-in so I can format a new hard drive. Computer Management > Storage >
Disk Management.

All I get is "Connecting to Virtual Disk Service ... " in the status line.

Under Services, the Virtual Disk Service is Started (Automatic) and the
services it's dependent on are also started.

I can see the new disk in Device Manager, and a pop-says Windows has
installed the disk and it's ready to use. If I remove the disk I still cannot
get Disk Management to start.

Hi

I have exactly the same problem, I have tried setting the service to
Manual, and starting it up, I have tried resetting it, and also leaving
it on Automatic.

However the Disk Management still shows up as "Unable to connect to
Virtual Disk Service"

Any ideas? Anyone solved it?

Cheers guys/girls


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twisted dirty logic
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I have the same problem.
I can not see the disks from the disk manager. the message " connecting
to the virtual disk" is the only output of this process.

NOTE: I had the WV (Windows Vista) on the sda2 and linux on sda1.

I have also a problem with the Wi-Fi


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bas75
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