Internal error (9) [0] while converting .vhd to .vmdk

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bizzypumping
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Sun Jan 21, 2018 2:20 pm

Hello,

Please am trying to convert hyper -V .vhd to vmdk but getting the error Internal error (9) [0] while converting .vhd to .vmdk

Kindly help.
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Boris (staff)
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Mon Jan 22, 2018 10:16 am

bizzypumping,

I need several questions answered to troubleshoot this issue:
1. What is the VMDK format that you use as your target?
2. What is the type of the VHD disk you are converting?
3. Are Additional Options active in your case?
4. Is the disk that is being converted used by another program/process at the time of conversion?
5. Is there any particular reason for converting a local disk using network shares?
bizzypumping
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Mon Jan 22, 2018 11:34 am

Boris,

Please find answers requested below

I need several questions answered to troubleshoot this issue:
1. What is the VMDK format that you use as your target? -----vmware
2. What is the type of the VHD disk you are converting? ---- hyper-V vhd
3. Are Additional Options active in your case? ---no
4. Is the disk that is being converted used by another program/process at the time of conversion? ----No its a microsoft training lab that am trying to setup
5. Is there any particular reason for converting a local disk using network shares? ----I dont understand this question please

Thanks for your help
Boris (staff)
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Mon Jan 22, 2018 3:48 pm

1. What is the VMDK format that you use as your target? -----vmware
Any further info? Like whether it is Eager Zeroed/Lazy Zeroed/Thin Provisioned
2. What is the type of the VHD disk you are converting? ---- hyper-V vhd
Any details? Thin or Thick provisioned?
5. Is there any particular reason for converting a local disk using network shares? ----I dont understand this question please
Have you tried converting the same file with the path like "E:\Administering...." instead of "\\localhost\E$\Administering..."?
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