I guess I may not have been clear. 1. I always shut down the Hyper-V VM 2. I always select the disk (.vhdx) as the disk I want to convert. Nevertheless when I try to convert locally, I am not able to select any "conversion" format other than Hyper-V VHDX for the destination. All other conv...

Thanks for your reply. Don't seem to be able to create a Proxmox VM locally. https://imgur.com/a/NTSPr12 Steps: 1. Select the location... Microsoft Hyper-V Server, Next. 2. Enter localhost (use Windows authentication), Next. 3. Select a virtual machine or image file to convert (the VHDX VM), Next. 4...

Here is screenshot.

https://imgur.com/a/8hmzCxL

Cheers,
Bill

I have tried this multiple times as well as dragging the screenshot PNG and/or ZIP into the body of the message. Always get "Error HTTP error" pop-up. I can see the files in the Attachments window, though.

"Attach with the archive"? Where? How? I think I may be too stupid to use your web page. Thank you for trying to help me, though.

I don't think you got the screenshot. When I tried to attach the PNG screenshot I got an HTTP error. I will try again.

Please see attached screenshot. Lots of disk space both one source and destination computers. I am trying to convert vhdx VM on Windows 2022 Server to qcow2 VM on Proxmox VE server.

Thanks for your speedy reply.

Unclear how I send screenshot.

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