Broken VHD after Conversion VMware to Hyper-V
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 6:54 am
Hello everyone,
Im using the Starwind Converter right now to migrate from VMware to Hyper-V. But with some machines i got the issue that the converted VHD is not readable or damaged, when i try to start up the VM on Hyper-V. Mounting the VHD with Windows Board Tools also fails with the message, that the Drive is not readable or broken.
I converted nine VMs so far and the problem only occurs with three of them. All the others converted just fine and booted up without any issues. I compared the settings of those machines and i can see no real diffences in their configuration. The only thing I noticed is, that the ones having the issue are running on an older VM-Version. So i tried to Upgrade that on one machine and start over with the conversion, but the issue remains. So the only clue i have now is that the affected machines might be older ones.
Can I do anything to these machines in advance of the conversion or afterwards to get them running? I'd be thankful for any hint.
With kind regards
Martin
Im using the Starwind Converter right now to migrate from VMware to Hyper-V. But with some machines i got the issue that the converted VHD is not readable or damaged, when i try to start up the VM on Hyper-V. Mounting the VHD with Windows Board Tools also fails with the message, that the Drive is not readable or broken.
I converted nine VMs so far and the problem only occurs with three of them. All the others converted just fine and booted up without any issues. I compared the settings of those machines and i can see no real diffences in their configuration. The only thing I noticed is, that the ones having the issue are running on an older VM-Version. So i tried to Upgrade that on one machine and start over with the conversion, but the issue remains. So the only clue i have now is that the affected machines might be older ones.
Can I do anything to these machines in advance of the conversion or afterwards to get them running? I'd be thankful for any hint.
With kind regards
Martin