Failover Cluster WMI Provider encountered property '%1' which does not exist in the schema of class '%2'. A common cause for this is that new property has been added to the cluster without updating the WMI schema or the schema did not get upgraded correctly during the operating system upgrade. If this is the case updating the schema for class '%2' will resolve this issue.
Failover Cluster WMI Provider could not retrieve the partition information for Cluster Shared Volume '%1' because it was ...
Failover Cluster WMI Provider detected an invalid character. The private property name '%1' had an invalid character and ...
Failover Cluster WMI Provider detected an invalid character. The private property name '%1' had an invalid character but ...
Failover Cluster WMI Provider detected an invalid character. The private property name '%1' had an invalid character but ...
Failover Cluster WMI Provider encountered property '%1' which does not exist in the schema of class '%2'. A common cause ...
Failover Cluster WMI Provider found multiple virtual machines with the same name '%1'. This ambiguous operation is not supported. ...
Failover Clustering allows multiple servers to work together to provide high availability of server roles. Failover Clustering ...
Failover Clustering allows multiple servers to work together to provide high availability of services and applications. Failover ...
Failover Clustering Tools include the Failover Cluster Manager snap-in, the Cluster-Aware Updating interface, and the Failover ...