List and describe the status indicators that apply only to a dynamic disk.

What will be an ideal response?

Offline. An offline disk status indicates a dynamic disk has become corrupted or is unavailable. The problem can be caused by a corrupted file system, the drive cables are loose, the hard drive has failed, or another hardware problem. If you believe the problem is corrected, right-click the disk and select Reactivate Disk from the shortcut menu to bring the disk back online. Foreign drive. If you move a hard drive that has been configured as a dynamic disk on another computer to this computer, this computer will report the disk as a foreign drive. To fix the problem, you need to import the foreign drive. To do that, right-click the disk and select Import Foreign Disks from the shortcut menu. You should then be able to see the volumes on the disk. Healthy (At Risk). The dynamic disk can be accessed, but I/O errors have occurred. Try returning the disk to online status. If the volume status does not return to healthy, back up all data and replace the drive.