Maybe try a different browser? You probably need to boot from a Windows disk, go to a command prompt, and run diskpart and bootrec. I'm betting a volume name changed Matt B is probably right, need to run fixboot and fixmbr inside the vm and see what happens.
To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Anunta Followers - Follow. Kelly for Anunta. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Created a virtual copy of win server r2 using disk2vhd tool. Commenting as. Not you? Save information for future comments. To start resolving this problem, you should specify that you're using a physical drive in VMware. Make sure to explore our thorough Virtualization Hub for more useful information on the topic.
For other step-by-step guides on troubleshooting software, check out our Fix section. This article covers: Topics: vmware VMware Workstation. Was this page helpful? Thank you! Start a conversation. Finally, type EXIT in the command prompt and restart the virtual machine. VMware has recently released ESXi 6. Even managed to pass it with a fairly decent score of is the minimum to pass.
VMware has officially released vSphere 5. VMware vSphere 6. Similar to a fresh VCSA 6. The first stage is deploying a new vCenter Server Appliance and the second stage is copying data from the 6.
VMware vCenter 6. When doing a VCSA version upgrade the upgrade process is much different, than going from say 6. When going from 6. The first stage involves deploying a brand new vCenter 6. Then the second stage will copy the data from your 6. Some pretty big news coming out of VMware today.
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