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ThijsB Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 23 October 2009 Location: netherlands Status: Offline Points: 19 Post Options Post Reply QuoteThijsB Report Post Thanks(0) vhd resizer shrink QuoteReply Posted: 27 October 2009 at 11:06am Tried to create a VHD on vhd resizer tool a IBM ( Lenovo ) T42, but this time with an IDE Drive... ( 40 Gig ) Same error -> A
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Disk Read Error Occured As mention before... - On an IBM T60 - Error "A Disk Error..... "- On A Dell D600 - Succes. I Did insert the XP Cd and booted within
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the Virtual PC from the CD with the created VHD Disk attached. Couldn't not select Recover or any thing else... Just the message.. "Press any key to boot from CD" Pressed any keyand went foreward to do an New installation, just to have a look what happens... The installation of XP didn't find any previous installation of Windows and showed me three partitions ( Which is right... I do virtualbox bios disk read error at sector have 3 partitions on the HD I made the VHD from BUT I didn't select them. I only selected the first bootable OSpartiton which contains Windows XP. SO whyare the otherpartiotns showed ??) After selecting the first of these partitions ( the C Drive )in Virtual PC to install XP, I get an message that the partiton contains an Operating System other that Windows and that the selected OS will be deleted. Some how Disk2VHD 'distroyed' the VHD i created on the IBM's - Disk isn't accessable anymore... can't use recover options . - Disk seems to be 'formatted' an not recognised by Windows and Windows would like to Format it... As mention before... On a Dell D600 there is no problem and have succes with this tool.... Hope someone can help / solve the issue I get on the IBM's Would be great redhawk Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Moderator Group Joined: 14 September 2005 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 1362 Post Options Post Reply Quoteredhawk Report Post Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: 27 October 2009 at 12:24pm The recovery option only works if the installer had found a copy of Windows which in your ca
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while setting up a development machine in Virtual PC, I had this thought that "dynamically expanding" meant that the disk would start out at a specified size, and expand as needed. However, it's the opposite. A "dynamically expanding" disk starts off small, and expands to the specified size. So needless to say, 10Gbs wasn't enough to install Visual Studio 2008 (90 day trial), SQL Express 2005 and 2008, plus the service packs and Windows' Updates. After doing a bit of sleuthing ("Googling"), I discovered how wrong I was, but also discovered a tool called VHD Resizer. What VHD Resizer does in a nutshell, is it creates a new VHD of the size that you want, and then copies your existing partition into it. However, because it copies the partition itself, and not the files, you'll have a partition in the new drive that's exactly the same as the previous one. But, if you look in your Disk Management in the Administrative tools of the Control Panel, you will also see some unpartitioned space. In some of the forums that I read, the users mentioned getting a 3rd party partitioning tool, such as Partition Magic to resize your partition. There is an easier and cheaper way though. Windows comes with a tool called DiskPart, which can be ran from the command line, and one of it's many abilities is to expand a partition. Step 1: Get VHD Resizer VHD Resizer is a free tool, which can be found at http://vmtoolkit.com/files/folders/converters/entry87.aspx. Unfortunately, for reasons that make no sense to me, you must register first before you can download. After you download and extract the setup, install and then run it. Step 2: Resize the VHD Once you have Resizer running, select the source VHD to resize and the destination. Next, specify the size to resize to, which will be larger than the current size. Step 3: Run and Wait It will take a while to create the new VHD, so go do something productive, or take a quick nap. Step 4: Attach the Drive to your VPC For some people, the drive that t