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VSV - corruption
Hi all,
I think I have gotten myself into a predicament and I am hopeful someone can come to my rescue..
Before my PC crashed I created several Virtual PC's and associated VSV files for their saved state. In those states I had a number of applications open and configured but not saved..I left the applications open.. I left these Virtual environments in a hibernated state so that when I returned back to these environments it would be exactly the same as I had left it with those applications still open and with the configuration details intact...
I did make a copy of the VSV , VHD, VMC, VMCX and VMC-VPCBACKUP files from my USERS\..\Virtual directory.
I can access the Hard Drives if I mount them but that is not my prime concern, I would like to have my Virtual environments come out of a hibernated state and I can work on what I was doing as exactly how I left it.
I keep getting an error message :
"Cannot start the virtual machine; The hibernated state for this machine is corrupted. You can discard the hibernated state and start the virtual machine. You will lose any unsaved data.."
I think the outcomes above given to me is not what I want. I do not want to discard the hibernated state and lose any unsaved data..
I have put a lot development time into the applications within these environments and I desperately need to regain access to the point where I left this development work. It took me months....
I really look forward in getting help and this despair..
Chris