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Specifies the disk timeout value, in seconds. On a newly installed Windows Server all of the default settings will be set as shown below. The below PowerShell shows running Set-ItemProperty to set the values of the different registry keys. Once the new timer values have been set the previous method of retrieving the values can be run.
Start a Windows PowerShell session and run the following. This timer is specified in seconds. Specifies a path verification period, in seconds.
This is the length of time for the server to verify every path.
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