I have two questions regarding this product and use of Image for Windows.
1) Is it possible to restore a valid Windows 7 booting setup to a "virgin" VM set up specifically for that purpose, i.e. the VM is defined but, rather than install an OS, want to restore from an image.
2) Have several VM's not on C drive, i.e. the .vmdk files exist on - in this case - T drive. Will IFW successfully backup and restore these?
Thank you.
Oracle VirtualBox
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Re: Oracle VirtualBox
Yes, use copyp2v.tbs script to restore it.
"YAUN" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
I have two questions regarding this product and use of Image for Windows.
1) Is it possible to restore a valid Windows 7 booting setup to a "virgin"
VM set up specifically for that purpose, i.e. the VM is defined but, rather
than install an OS, want to restore from an image.
2) Have several VM's not on C drive, i.e. the .vmdk files exist on - in this
case - T drive. Will IFW successfully backup and restore these?
Thank you.
"YAUN" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
I have two questions regarding this product and use of Image for Windows.
1) Is it possible to restore a valid Windows 7 booting setup to a "virgin"
VM set up specifically for that purpose, i.e. the VM is defined but, rather
than install an OS, want to restore from an image.
2) Have several VM's not on C drive, i.e. the .vmdk files exist on - in this
case - T drive. Will IFW successfully backup and restore these?
Thank you.