Replace Hyper-V Virtual Disk
Some updates crashed my hyper-v virtual machine. The good news is I created a copy of the vhd file yesterday, will have to reinstall programs, but at least I won't have to start all over. I deleted the current vhd, and put the backup in the directory. When I try to start the VM I receive this error:
I have tried to give the VM domain users full rights permissions, but that didn't fix the issue. Thanks for the help in advance
virtualbox virtual-machine virtualization windows-server-2008 hyper-v
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
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Some updates crashed my hyper-v virtual machine. The good news is I created a copy of the vhd file yesterday, will have to reinstall programs, but at least I won't have to start all over. I deleted the current vhd, and put the backup in the directory. When I try to start the VM I receive this error:
I have tried to give the VM domain users full rights permissions, but that didn't fix the issue. Thanks for the help in advance
virtualbox virtual-machine virtualization windows-server-2008 hyper-v
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
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When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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Some updates crashed my hyper-v virtual machine. The good news is I created a copy of the vhd file yesterday, will have to reinstall programs, but at least I won't have to start all over. I deleted the current vhd, and put the backup in the directory. When I try to start the VM I receive this error:
I have tried to give the VM domain users full rights permissions, but that didn't fix the issue. Thanks for the help in advance
virtualbox virtual-machine virtualization windows-server-2008 hyper-v
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
Some updates crashed my hyper-v virtual machine. The good news is I created a copy of the vhd file yesterday, will have to reinstall programs, but at least I won't have to start all over. I deleted the current vhd, and put the backup in the directory. When I try to start the VM I receive this error:
I have tried to give the VM domain users full rights permissions, but that didn't fix the issue. Thanks for the help in advance
virtualbox virtual-machine virtualization windows-server-2008 hyper-v
virtualbox virtual-machine virtualization windows-server-2008 hyper-v
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
asked Jul 11 '13 at 13:56
natenate
7071921
7071921
1
When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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What you need to do is delete your Virtual Machine and create a new one. Then choose the existing .vhd during the setup process.
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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You need to reset the permissions on the VHD files to give the individual VM guid access. Here's some PowerShell I wrote to do this quickly. Just select the VMs you want and click OK.
If you don't have Out-GridView, you'll need to modify the code slightly.
foreach ($vm in (Get-VM | ogv -PassThru)) {
foreach ($vhd in $vm.HardDrives) {
$vhdpath = Split-Path $vhd.Path -Parent
icacls "$vhdpath*.*vhd*" /grant "$($vm.VMid.Guid):F"
}
}
answered Jan 10 at 20:51
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What you need to do is delete your Virtual Machine and create a new one. Then choose the existing .vhd during the setup process.
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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What you need to do is delete your Virtual Machine and create a new one. Then choose the existing .vhd during the setup process.
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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4243623
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What you need to do is delete your Virtual Machine and create a new one. Then choose the existing .vhd during the setup process.
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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4243623
What you need to do is delete your Virtual Machine and create a new one. Then choose the existing .vhd during the setup process.
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
jth41jth41
4243623
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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4243623
answered Jul 11 '13 at 14:17
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You need to reset the permissions on the VHD files to give the individual VM guid access. Here's some PowerShell I wrote to do this quickly. Just select the VMs you want and click OK.
If you don't have Out-GridView, you'll need to modify the code slightly.
foreach ($vm in (Get-VM | ogv -PassThru)) {
foreach ($vhd in $vm.HardDrives) {
$vhdpath = Split-Path $vhd.Path -Parent
icacls "$vhdpath*.*vhd*" /grant "$($vm.VMid.Guid):F"
}
}
answered Jan 10 at 20:51
Dan BuhlerDan Buhler
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You need to reset the permissions on the VHD files to give the individual VM guid access. Here's some PowerShell I wrote to do this quickly. Just select the VMs you want and click OK.
If you don't have Out-GridView, you'll need to modify the code slightly.
foreach ($vm in (Get-VM | ogv -PassThru)) {
foreach ($vhd in $vm.HardDrives) {
$vhdpath = Split-Path $vhd.Path -Parent
icacls "$vhdpath*.*vhd*" /grant "$($vm.VMid.Guid):F"
}
}
answered Jan 10 at 20:51
Dan BuhlerDan Buhler
17713
add a comment |
You need to reset the permissions on the VHD files to give the individual VM guid access. Here's some PowerShell I wrote to do this quickly. Just select the VMs you want and click OK.
If you don't have Out-GridView, you'll need to modify the code slightly.
foreach ($vm in (Get-VM | ogv -PassThru)) {
foreach ($vhd in $vm.HardDrives) {
$vhdpath = Split-Path $vhd.Path -Parent
icacls "$vhdpath*.*vhd*" /grant "$($vm.VMid.Guid):F"
}
}
answered Jan 10 at 20:51
Dan BuhlerDan Buhler
17713
You need to reset the permissions on the VHD files to give the individual VM guid access. Here's some PowerShell I wrote to do this quickly. Just select the VMs you want and click OK.
If you don't have Out-GridView, you'll need to modify the code slightly.
foreach ($vm in (Get-VM | ogv -PassThru)) {
foreach ($vhd in $vm.HardDrives) {
$vhdpath = Split-Path $vhd.Path -Parent
icacls "$vhdpath*.*vhd*" /grant "$($vm.VMid.Guid):F"
}
}
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When you say you gave them Full permissions, do you mean on the directory or on the .vhd file itself? Also, do you have multiple VMs on that box?
– Taegost
Jul 11 '13 at 14:17