Add new hard disk

Hello everyone!
Our server is running out storage space, so we are planning to install new hard disks. Please let us know how to set up
Thank you
Best Regards

For what we are going to do is that we try to run the client export with t-code SCC8, since the system respond Runtime Errors
     Short text
                No more storage space available for extending an internal table.
     What happened :
                You attempted to extend an internal table, but the required space was not available.
So, we try to add new hard disk for this. By the way, our system is windows 2008, with oracle database.
Thanks

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As your computer is out of warranty, please purchase a 500GB - 2TB 3.5" SATA2 or 3 hard drive from an online or local retailer. If the new drive is an AF (Advanced Format) drive, you may have issues using the HP Recovery Media you created or purchased.
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