#Vmware converter 4.0.1 esxi 5.5 Pc#

Click 'Next', CC will retrieve information about the existing vm and will ask you the name of the new vm and the location.

If no error, you can probably convert your backup.

browse to your virtual machine file then click on 'View source details.'.

Choose 'convert machine' with a source type 'Backup image or third-party virtual machine',.

Rename this vhd with the name you want, then rename Yourbackup.vhd with the same name of the vmc file. This new Microsoft VM create a new vhd file. When finished, it is not necessary to launch this new VM.

#Vmware converter 4.0.1 esxi 5.5 Pc#

Open Virtual PC and choose create a new virtual machine with default options (but NOTВ based on the vhd you created !). It will generate a Vitual Machine Hard Drive Image : YourBackup.vhd With TIH, convert your Acronis backup to Microsoft Backup. Vitual PC (installed with 7 pro, not tested with other Virtual PC versions).Acronis TIH 2010 or 2011 (not tested with 2009).Only versions 10 & 11 are compatible with VWVare.Д«y the way, with the newer version, it's a bit more complicated to convert our Acronis backup to VMWare.Acronis True Image Home 2011 => Version 14.Acronis True Image Home 2010 => Verison 13.Acronis True Image Home 2009 => Version 12.I hope this step by step could help you.ДЇirst of all, we need to understand that Acronis TIH 2010 is not TIH 10 (thanx to AndrГ©) : VHD files which VMWare workstation also rejects. Has anyone attempted these conversions and found a successful solution. The VM chat rooms mention a few possible workarounds but these are time consuming and not really practical in the long run given that VM claims to work with these images. The image files are not corrupt and TruImage backup and restore work correctly with the tested image files. The file might be corrupt, or an unsupported format.' When attempting to 'import' the TruImage 10 files into VMWare Workstation v.7.1.3 the conversion wizard returns a 'unable to load the source virtual machine or image.

4.3.0, when used to try to convert a TruImage 10 backup returns 'The source parameters are invalid' but does not offer a method of changing the source parameters. I have tried this running Win7, WinVista, and WinXP without success. This version states that it can import an Acronis TruImage 10 (.tib) file and change it into a virtual machine. 7.1.3 along with the latest version of VM Comverter. Have a question regarding the latest version of VMWare Workstation V.