That would have been nice, but unfortunately I had to look for another solution and am now using ‘VMware vCenter Converter 9’. I thought I could give my colleagues a simple tool that they could use in a variety of ways. I’m looking forward to it if this option is included. It’s already possible for ...

When I migrate a single Hyper-V file to vCenter (using ‘Create new VM’), I can choose whether to create a thick VHDD (high storage usage) or a thin VHDD (low storage usage). However, when I migrate a VM from a Hyper-V system to vCenter, I am not presented with this choice. The VM is defined as ‘Thin...

See the system information above for the laptop and the VM where v2v was installed:
Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Standard
Microsoft Windows 11 Pro

Here is the dump file from the VM:

Why I chose P2V: At first, I tried to migrate a Hyper-V VM to vCenter. But since the V2V tool kept crashing, I didn't feel like having to enter my login credentials over and over again. :) That's why I chose P2V. Then I just have to click through to the vCenter login screen :D The V2V crashes proba...

I hope, though, that this will be forwarded to the development department. Because this is a bug, not a solution.

Here's what I did: - Select the location of the image to be converted: P2V - Entire computer - All hard drives - Remote VMware ESXi Server or vCenter - vCenter 8 login credentials -- FQDN, DNS and IP -- Username: administrator@vsphere.local -- Password: MyPW - Check the settings of the new virtual m...

It really is because of the folders. I would therefore like to request a product improvement. I removed the folders, and then StarWind V2V scanned the data set.

I would have liked to give feedback much earlier, but your website's anti-spam rule keeps telling me I have to wait a few minutes. :( The images and the log are included in the attachment. Unfortunately, there are significant limitations here. ( V2V_Diagnose_Attachments.7z ) I was able to narrow dow...

Unfortunately, I can only implement my plan through vCenter. So I'd appreciate it if there were a solution. It might be helpful to know that the SOAP authentication request is also received by vCenter.

I have a vCenter: Produkt: VMware vCenter Server Version: 8.0.3.00900 (Previously tried with 8.0.3.00400) Build-Nummer: 25413364 Regardless of whether I specify vCenter as the source or destination in V2V, no objects from vCenter are displayed. 2026-07-21_09h15_58.png On the same computer where V2V ...