Jeremy Fontenot / Technical portfolio

APP01 Hyper-V Storage Expansion

Practical administration. Documented results. Original technical evidence.

Objective and implementation

Validate the guest storage state after a personal Hyper-V lab expansion. Technologies: Hyper-V, Windows guest storage, GPT, NTFS, and PowerShell.

The inspected Get-Disk, Get-Partition, and Get-Volume capture shows a healthy online 100 GB GPT disk, a 63.37 GB C: partition, and a 36 GB D: Data volume formatted NTFS.

Troubleshooting and interpretation

Disk capacity, partition layout, and filesystem health are separate checks. This capture substantiates the final guest state. It does not independently show the preceding host-side VHDX or checkpoint operations, so those steps are not claimed as verified by this screenshot.

PowerShell guest storage output shows a healthy online 100 GB GPT disk, a 63.37 GB C drive, and a healthy 36 GB NTFS Data volume

Scope and limitations

Personal nested Hyper-V lab storage administration. Claims are limited to the documented VM/disk/guest changes and validation.

Registry status retained in the audit: COMPLETE . Evidence below is assessed by artifact type; this package does not rerun the lab.

Read the retained project registry and its stated scope

Tasks, results, and supporting proof

Evidence 1

The retained guest PowerShell capture shows a healthy online 100 GB GPT disk, C: at 63.37 GB, and a 36 GB Data volume.

Open 05-guest-powershell-storage-validation.pngconfirmed by visual inspection of Get-Disk, Get-Partition and Get-Volume; captured guest state only

Provenance

Source: evidence-library/projects/on-prem-home-lab/app01-storage-expansion/05-guest-powershell-storage-validation.png

SHA-256: 658881d179b75af41d88444f8bb35c926e6bd208247484ca9ea3ca9e41f80890