A dynamic disk is an ordinary physical disk, but with a certain set of specific functions. As a rule, these functions are not supported by the basic Windows disks, but have one useful property - they allow you to combine several disparate physical disks into one logical volume.
A dynamic hard drive, to maintain its performance, uses a hidden database that tracks the change in all information located on physical disks. This technology is widely used in computers that run under Microsoft operating systems. It was first implemented back in 1999 on the Windows 2000 operating system. Now all Microsoft family operating systems have this function.Today hard to convert to a dynamic disk is not difficult. To do this, the operating system has a special disk management utility .
As a result of the conversion of the main disk, all basic volumes that already exist on the computer also change. A dynamic disk has one big advantage - it allows you to literally change the size of a logical disk as you wish . This is a fairly useful feature that allows you to increase the volume of one of the logical drives at the right time by reducing the volume of the other.
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