First detect the disk
Windows Administrative tools --> Computer Management --> Storage --> Disk Management (right click on **Rescan Disks**)
A new disk is detected and is in Unknown state
Disk Management
--> Right click on it and bring it **online**
--> Right click again **Initialize Disk**
--> choose **GPT**
--> Right click **New Simple Volume**
--> Do not assign a drive letter and validate (if win 2012R2 or later then you can use ReFS)
Now you can add the new volume into the HyperV Cluster
Failover Cluster Manager
--> Storage
--> Disk
--> On the right pane, **Add disk**
--> Disk is now visible on the middle pane, as **Available Storage**
--> Optional: right click on it and into Properties, change the disk name
--> Right click on it and **Add to Cluster Shared Volumes**, now status change to **Clustered Shared Volume**
Now the new storage is visible into explorer in C:\ClusterStorage\