I have selected repair mode and VHD shouldn't be an issue for now, I guess the GUIDs or boot sector is scrambled as for the conversion. The image can be manually mounted and shows correctly:

I have followed the instructions as suggested, selecting both disk (main volume and recovery volume) and converted to local file VHD. Conversion worked, then I have manually copied the VHD file to Hyper-V server and created a new VM using an existing VHD, but when attempting to boot, an error is thr...

Hi there, I am planning to migrate a physical WIndows 2012 R2 server as a VM hosted on a Hyper-V core server. Steps: - Create a VHDx from existing Windows 2012 R2 machine - Install Hyper-V 2019 core - Create a new VM from the image created in step 1 What I want to ensure is that the VHDx image is bo...