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Click Start > Windows Administrative tools > Failover Cluster Manager to launch the Failover Cluster Manager.

Click to Storage -> Disks.

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Click to Add Disk.

The Add Disks to a Cluster window will be displayed.

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Select cluster disk and click Ok button. Shared disk will be added to our cluster.

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One of the drives (Cluster Drive 1) is configured for your Quorum and the other is configured for the virtual machines (Cluster Drive 2). Cluster Drive 2 will shown to us like Available Storage and this disk can be used with Cluster Roles.