vmware and an image file


  1. dk4210
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    Windows 7
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    vmware and an image file


    Hello Guys,

    I have a question.

    Here is my hardware
    #1 Primary drive - 300 gigs
    #2 Secondary drive - 1 tera byte

    I installed and booted to #2 and installed windows 7 64 bit and vmware

    I would like to make an image of drive #1 and added it under Vmware

    What software do you guys recommend to create an iso to use under vmware?
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  3. jimbo45
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    Linux CENTOS 7 / various Windows OS'es and servers
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    Hi there
    I use Acronis -- but I think you can download the vmware image converter which will create a working OS to a Virtual Disk.

    Download from vmware site.

    cheers
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