Converter Unable To Obtain Hardware Information

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Converter Unable To Obtain Hardware Information

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Unable To Obtain Title Storage

What causes an “Unable to obtain hardware information” error. Via VMware Converter Standalone but they are receiving 'unable to obtain hardware information for. Jul 14, 2010 I just ran into this issue trying to convert a Windows 7 virtual machine (VM) running on vSphere 4.1. If you really need to use Converter then you can.

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Vmware Converter Unable To Obtain Hardware

Since converting to vSphere 4.1, I have been unable to import my VCB backups. See all 21 rows on torrentking.eu. I receive the error message: 'Unable to obtain hardware information for the selected machine.' As soon as I try to click the Next button on the first page of the import screen. Currently, we are using VCB to take a snapshot and then backup the raw.vmdk file (in 2GB chunks) to a local hard-drive on our Consolidated Backup machine.

Unable To Obtain Master Key

After this has been completed, we then (used to be able to on ESX 3.5) fire off a scheduled Import from the backup hard-drive and import the backed up VM in a powered-off state to another ESX server. This is done so that we have a cold machine on standby should we ever need it. I have seen some posts about this being an issue with the VM being a 64-bit 2008 server. In our case this does not apply, as we are using a Win2003StdR2 32-bit VM. Our CB server is a 64-bit, but that is required for anyone using vSphere 4.1 Any ideas?