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Vmware and images

I was wondering if i could use a backed up image of my computer as a boot for VMware? Just using the standard home use one not the pro version. The image i created was by using macrium reflect.

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6 minutes ago, MajorFoley said:

I was wondering if i could use a backed up image of my computer as a boot for VMware? Just using the standard home use one not the pro version. The image i created was by using macrium reflect.

I think you should be able to, but the best way to know is to test it out.

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Only you know what you need to do with your computer, so nobody's really qualified to answer this question except for you.

 

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I've done it before using the free VMWare Converter to create a VMware image of a computer.

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On 27/04/2017 at 10:32 PM, Gargone77 said:

I've done it before using the free VMWare Converter to create a VMware image of a computer.

It's called Vcenter converter right? 

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10 hours ago, MajorFoley said:

It's called Vcenter converter right? 

yeah, I think so.  Takes quite a while depending on the machine and how much stuff is on it.  Like hours...

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+1 to VMware Converter, I've used it hundreds of times and it works like a charm. :D

-KuJoe

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8 hours ago, Gargone77 said:

yeah, I think so.  Takes quite a while depending on the machine and how much stuff is on it.  Like hours...

uh... id say about 110Gb from a 120GB SSD that its compressed to about 80-90 i think? Should i make a backup of that or does it create an entire new file?

 

8 hours ago, KuJoe said:

+1 to VMware Converter, I've used it hundreds of times and it works like a charm. :D

Sure hope so... Saves me exchanging my  SSD's everytime i need to grab something off of it.

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