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    Successful imaging of Windows 7 machine?

    Hi,

    I have seen and used virtual machines of Vista and Windows 7 but if I try to create one (in my case Windows 7) the recording gets to 98% then fails with this message


    P2V conversion using VMware Converter fails with the error: Unable to find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible (1037507)


    I ran command prompt from the root admin account then dragged "bcdedit" into command prompt to execute it then followed the first set of instructions.

    I am wanting create a virtual machine of my current desktop setup which has problems so I can solve those problems myself. Yes, I know if I reinstall the operating system afresh it will problem fix all the problems with the operating system but I will not find out why the problems occurred and how to resolve them.

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    Re: Successful imaging of Windows 7 machine?

    All the VM's I've setup require that I pop in a cd/dvd of an operating system...

    What steps are you doing to get the current OS installed in a VM?

    Have you considered cloning the current OS to another drive and using that to do your testing?
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