Hello,
I am about to reinstall and trim my current Win 7 64 system, and prior to that I want to create a virtual machine for Workstation 10 out of my current OS-installation (I want it for settings and software-specific configurations that I am bound to overlook to backup before reinstalling).
But I cannot complete the process of converting my physical machine. I only try to convert the system disk DISK0, all others are deselected. I try two scenarios and run into two different errors.
When including the whole of the system disk (an SSD) I get this error at 1%:
FAILED: The VSS snapshots cannot be stored because there is not enough space on the source volumes or because the source machine does not have any NTFS volumes. Error code:
2147754783 (0x8004231F).
All disks in my system are NTFS, so I thought it could be related to lack of space on the system reserve partition of 100 MB on that disk, so I also tried converting while excluding that partition and only including the C: partition. Then it went better at first but at 98% I run into this error:
FAILED: Unable to find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.
What am I doing wrong? I'd be very grateful if someone could help me with this.
I attach log packages for both scenarios.
Best regards,
Peter