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I own a virtual machine (classic) on Azure that uses 4 data disks, each making 50 GB. These disks are grouped together in a storage pool.

Is it possible to increase the size (up to 100 GB for example) of disks despite the storage pool ?

I have already made a large increase on a single disk successfully (with powershell) but never on a storage pool.

I want to be sure that there is no danger to the data currently on the disks.

Thanks for your help.

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Based on my knowledge, it is not possible to increase physical disk to expand storage pool.

As a workaround, maybe you can resize your Azure VM to a high size, then extend the pool by adding more physical disks.

You can use PowerShell to add physical disk Add-PhysicalDisk.

$toadd = Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "Msft Virtual Disk"
Add-PhysicalDisk -StoragePoolFriendlyName poolname -PhysicalDisks $toadd