For example, if you decide to make a 20 GB virtual disk, then it will be of 20 GB size but only take whatever space you are using.
Dynamically expanding VHDs: In this type of VHD the space required for the disk is decided but not applied while creating it. For example if it was decided that virtual disk is going to be 20 GB it will be created with 20 GB size, and will take a space of 20 GB on the data store, whether you use it or not. Fixed-Size: In this type of VHD the space required for the disk is decided and applied while creating this type of VHD. There are basically two types of VHDs and they are: What all kinds of Virtual Disks are there? Click Run to check and repair for disk errors.Not able to access VHD/VHDX file data? Try Kernel for VHD Recovery to recover complete data from corrupt VHD/VHDX files. Select the disk or volume you want to repair in the left sidebar, and then click First Aid at the top. Choose View and choose Show All Devices at the upper left of this app. Go to Launchpad, find Other, and then launch Disk Utility. To do First Aid again, follow these steps. When I got into Recovery Mode, I opened Disk Utility and then selected the SSD drive to run First Aid. To repair the startup volume, run First Aid from Recovery.' So I restarted my computer by holding Cmd-R options to enter Recovery mode. Here is that message from recovery mode – First Aid found corruption that needs to be repaired. There, I launch Disk Utility Repair on my startup SSD, but still, Disk Utility greets me with the same message. 
So, I restarted my Mac and went to Recovery Mode by press-holding Command + R. To repair the startup volume, run First Aid from Recovery. What does that mean and what is the impact on my computer. Should I be concerned that the volume could not be unmounted. Restoring the original state found as mounted. The volume Macintosh HD appears to be OK. When you run First Aid, it scans the entire disk for errors and lets you know if there are any it can’t repair. Disk Utility has a First Aid feature that fixes all kinds of issues related to your drives: slow performance, corrupt files, or unexpected behavior.
Run First Aid to Repair Your Drive Before Erasing It.
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