Windows 10: can Not boot VM created with StarWind v2v converter from my disk 0 physical drive

I can Not boot VM created with StarWind v2v converter from my disk 0 physical drive, posted also here: // what to do??? any hint?

1. https://forums.starwindsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5632&p=31533#p31533
2. https://communities.vmware.com/message/2982299#2982299
3. https://www.tenforums.com/virtualization/163797-boot-vm-vmdk-same-machine-i-converted-c-vmdk-ma.html#post2012053

Vol 3 in my case is the efi partition? How find efi system partition
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ons-techref-di
Repair the system partition

If the system partition has been corrupted, you can use BCDBoot to recreate the system partition files by using new copies of these files from the Windows partition.

1. Boot your PC to a command line. For example, boot to the Windows installation disk and press Shift+F10, or boot to Windows PE WinPE: Create USB Bootable drive.
2. Use Diskpart to determine which drive letter contains your Windows partition and system partition diskpart, list vol, exit.
3. Optional: Format your system partition: format drive letter of your system partition /q
4. Add a boot entry for your Windows partition: bcdboot D:\Windows
5. Reboot the PC. Windows should appear.

:)

 

boot the VM[VMDK] from the same machine I Converted[c:/] To vmdk... ma

I used to boot the VM[VMDK] from the same machine I Converted[c:/] To vmdk... may this have conflicts????

Windows 10 Pro

video see here:VM can Not boot up // SEE ERROR AT 05:27 & 06:27 in the video
vmware open vmdk - YouTube in the video at 01:47 UEFI / OR / BIOS ????in the video at 04:05 CONVERT TO NEWER FORMAT ????WELL...?




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posted also here:
Create vm from vmdk what settings to choose |VMware Communities


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is my C:/ drive - c:/ disk converted[with starwind v2v converter], with recovery partitions

PLEASE REPLY - ANY POSSIBILITY OF CONFLICT:

I HAVE boot the VM[VMDK - CONVERTED FROM MY C DISK], from the same machine I got the vmdk from... may have conflicts[the UEFI - same c:/ disk signature???] the actual c:/ with the vmdk/c: ????

 

Lost VM's When upgraded to 10


This tool should easily convert your VM's
StarWind V2V Converter - Free Tool from StarWind! - Starwindsoftware.com

Better yet, you can do right from the OS itself with a few powershell commands
Convert VMware Workstation 10 VM to Hyper-V VM using Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter

 

Convert VMWare VM to Hyper-V

Thanks for sharing.
I bet someone will get sound working on a Hyper-V Linux VM someday
As for the conversion, great examples. I actually prefer GUI tools for Windows (just easier for me).
StarWind V2V has done the job for me conversion to variety of Hypervisor I was using (Hyper-V, VMware, Xen).