Hyper-V: Restoring VM from VHDX File | Step-by-Step Guide
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Hyper-V: Restoring VM from VHDX File | Step-by-Step Guide
Are you tired of losing valuable data and configurations in your Hyper-V virtual machines? In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of restoring a Hyper-V virtual machine from a VHDX file. Whether you've encountered a system failure, accidental deletion, or simply need to transfer a VM to a new host, this step-by-step guide will ensure a smooth recovery process.
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Wow Rob i have been playing around with Azure backups for on-prem vms. Everything was working fine but i had an issue with restoring. i was trying to import instead off adding new vm eish you are a life saver
haha, thank you for the kind words. i needed that.
Thanks Rob, worked like a charm! I accidentally deleted my VM from HYper-V and luckily enough I had not deleted the disk!
Good to hear my video was able to help you restore your VM. Have a Nice day.
Thank you, Rob. Very helpful and informative!
you are welcome.
Thank You Rob!!
Thank you niels, i needed that.
Nice Video Sir very Helpfull
Thanks and welcome
Great
thank you
Mine isn't doing it. I'm trying to get my Kali VM going just from the VHDX, and it keeps saying it can't find a boot record
kali and hyper v is on my to-do list but not enough subscribers for that subject. you might want to check your boot sequence to start with. its either that or it is corrupted.
Thank Rob for sharing... Does this method also fix the problem with my server with this report - property max internal size does not exist in class msvm_virtualsystemsettingdata
it looks like it points to corrupted or misconfigured VM config. i would try to export and than import to see if that solves it.
Is this possible outside of hyper v?
not sure what you mean. importing a hyperV VM into vmware or virtualbox ?
@robjorgit yeah. A lot of the function you used are exclusive to hyper-V, no?