Moving virtual machines?


  1. Posts : 7
    Windows 7
       #1

    Moving virtual machines?


    Hi all, my first post here.

    I have three virtual machines created in previous release of Win7 (7100, if I am not mistaken). Recently I've gotten a new (SSD) hard drive and naturally migrated to an RTM. Copied .vhd and .vmx files to new system. Now when I try to create a new virtual machine and use one of these .vhd files I won't let me saying that either hierarchy of disks is broken or one of the parent disks is missing.

    Is(are) there some other file(s) that I need in order to use these virtual machines/disks? I don't need (nor want to) boot to those, all I want is to be able to use them from within my host Windows 7 system.

    Everything is happening on the same laptop, it's just that hard drive and OS have been changed.
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  2. aem
    Posts : 2,698
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit
       #2

    I wouldnt think it would be any issues. When u create a VM and allocated your VHD by pointing to it, doesn't matter if it's on your new HDD or on a USB drive, it should work provided there is no issues with the actual VHD itself.
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