Unique virtual MACHINE fills physical drive twice the size of the virtual disk allocated

Similar Questions

• HP Pavilion p6290d: change to smaller capacity desktop hard drive using the recovery disks

  Currently my hard drive (750 GB) is having a problem. I have a spare hard drive (500 GB), I can replace the 750Go with the 500 GB hard drive using the recovery disks that I created when I got the pc?

  Hello:

  All I can say is that you have nothing to lose to give a try.

  500 GB could be sufficient to allow the recovery discs, you did to work.

• List virtual machine name and sum of the VM disk size (stocked) and export it

  Hello

  I need to list all the VM:s and their implemented disk space. I can do it with this command:

  Get - vm * | foreach-object {write-host "$_ ' t ' (Get-disk hard - vm $_ |)} Measure-Object-CapacityGB property-sum) .sum. ToString()}

  (If there is a more elegant way to do it, do not hesitate to enlight me )

  The problem is that I'm unable to export these data. Addition of

  | Export-csv... or

  > liste.txt

  end of the line creates the empty file and print to the console.

  How do I export the work properly (or I want to)?

  Ah, you are after the total size of the virtual machine just hard drives, no virtual machines provided dimensions on a data store.  So, Yes, you can continue to use the cmdlet Get-disk hard as you had in your first example, but written as such in order to allow operations on the result:

  Get-VM | Select-Object Name,@{n="HardDiskSizeGB"; e={(Get-HardDisk -VM $_ | Measure-Object -Sum CapacityGB).Sum}}
  

  This route can be a bit slow, especially as your environment is greater.  If it is too slow, then we can use all the best buddy, Get-View.

  Anyway, doesn't that do for you?

• No display physical drives in the H700 built-in Bios utility

  I really hope someone can help out me!

  I have a R310 with the following:

  PERC H700 integrated Raid Controller (in the riser 2)

  4 x 500 GB WED5003ABYX (supplied with the Dell R310)

  24 GB RAM PC - 10600 in 6 x 4 GB DIMMS

  Bios R310 is 1.12.0

  H700 package is 12.10.1 - 0001

  The server was using software raid S100 before and needs to have installed on it so a H700 integrated Raid Controller has been installed in the mounting location 2 CentOS.  The H700 utility only allows to erase the configuration (that there is no) and set security for drive encryption.  When you ctrl-n to see your physical readers, there are none.  The other virtual drives options appear dimmed and you cannot select them from the menu.

  The R310 bios is set to ATA and show all 4 drives in the bios.  If you set the RAID bios and enable the S100, disks raid controller all show them in the S100 utility.  I tried to configure the H700 by using options in the R310 bios without success.  I put the bios R310 for RAID / ATA with readers off and auto and none of the drives appear in the H700 utility.

  Is there a kind of newsletter to withdraw as in the S300 version?  I saw a card in the slot in front of Mount 2 storage.  I tried to boot UEFI and BIOS without success to try to get the H700 to see the 4 SATA drives that bios R310 and the S100 can see.  Is there another place that the S100 may have to be disabled without counting the R310 BIOS?

  I hope this is an easy fix and I'm a noob for overlooking something blatantly obvious.

  Hi Mengchih,

  You can refer to this part: X394K, 1 SAS connect for HDD power cable 4.

  

  I can't check on you, are you able to access the BIOS of the controller H700? I gave a check for part No. # you gave, it is not in the list of the R310. Did you buy it from the sale of Dell?

• Share files of comments (physical drive) to the host offline

  Hi-

  My guest operating system on laptop XP 32 bit on a 2nd disk, host is Win7 64 bit on the main HARD drive. Goal is to have a shared drive on the prompt that is visible to the host as a mapped drive. This works very well with Bridged when I am connected with a router. But often I'm offline and need a way to still have access to the comments of host shares. I tried NAT and could do not appear to access the actions of comments from the host.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  LWK301

  Hi LWK301,

  Welcome to the forums.

  If it works through the bridged network, it should also work with the NAT. It could be a problem with your firewall on the host. Try disabling the firewall on your NAT connection when you're offline for a first test. If it works, then you will need to allow sharing of files over this connection.

  Good luck.

  Concerning

  Franck

• Pavilion 4070 - us: new hard drive for the recovery disks do not work! Help!

  Hi - the hard drive on my Pavilion 4070 - crashed us, so I bought a replacement - a Samsung SSD 850 EVO, 256GB drive.  The problem is that I can't seem to get the recovery disks to work, and neither Microsoft nor HP is willing to help me.  Of course, Microsoft tells me they don't give me any help for Windows7 OEM versions and HP said that my product is no longer supported so they do not help me.  This is ridiculous - I own a legal copy of Windows 7 and I can't get any help from the company who sold me the computer?

  What happens when I go through the process of installation with the recovery discs, is that instead of the Windows installation continue as it is supposed to, I have "no boot device - insert boot disk and press any key any."  I'm desperate, I tried two different options - one was the minimum image recovery, the other was a factory restore.  Nothing seems to work. What can I do?   Moreover, the original hard drive is not * completely * dead - I can still access most of the data on it.

  Hello:

  Yes... It works fine for me.

  Here's the source Web page.  Select the download link of W7 Home Premium x 64 from there...

  http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/14709-Windows-7-Digital-River-direct-links-multiple-languages-x86-amp-x64/page58?p=469389 & viewfull = 1 #post469389

• upgrade a SATA drive with the largest disk ata

  I have an old Presario S5000NX with a second ATA hard disk of 500 GB. Can I replace this 500 GB drive with a new Seagate Barracuda 750 GB Ultra ATA/100 drive with no problem with the BIOS or motherboard?

  According to our database, this unit came with 40 GB HARD drive and the system's cable support all hard drives ATA-66/100.

  There is an update of the BIOS available for the motherboard 3.17 if it is not updated:

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/softlib/software2/COL5057/PV-17526-1/sp24024.exe

• VM Windows does not recognize the additional disk allocation

  I'm under Win XP Home in a virtual machine using Fusion v2.0.5 on a MacBook Pro (OS X 10.5.7).)  I had initially allocated 20 GB virtual machine, but now I need a little more space.  I stop the virtual machine, attributed to another 5 GB, and Fusion rebuilt the virtual machine.  I then started to Win XP, and it always reports 20 GB.  What gives?  I can see the VM files on the OS X side have been increased and merger indicates the size of the disc (25 GB) in its dialog box settings to the hard drive.  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Scott

  You need step of resizing of Partitions to use more big virtual disk in the resizing of the ramdisks with step by step Instructions

• Satellite A135: Vista will not start after replacing HARD drive using the recovery disk

  Toshiba Satellite A135-s7403 HARD drive failed, I have replaced the 80 GB with a WD Scorpio blue 250 GB hitachi. When I try to restore with recovery disk came with the laptop, it passes through two discs 1 and 2 and starts with the start-up of windows for the first time and then runs to the greenish with the spinner blue screen please wait... thne black screens for a second or 2 and then back to spinner, please wait and then it appears the box "installation of windows could not configure windows to run on hardware. This computer' only option is to click OK.

  Where to click ok, you get an another msg that says "windows could not complete the installation, install reinstall windows. I tried like 50 times now. Startup Repair indicates the root = failure cause while the installation program is underway. I know that my drive are good, as I adjusted used then about a month when I upgraded the memory because the original memory 512 MB was not enough o well running vista.

  Hello
  To be honest I n don't know what the problem is there but can you get the original installation disc of Microsoft and try to install the OS, just to see if the OS installation will complete successfully?

• Installed a new HARD drive, lost the OS disk, what now?

  My son's hard drive crashed and can't find the backup OS for a new hard disk drive.  How can I get the operating system for its Aspire M3470G, Win 7 64-bit? Am I stuck buying new? Arrgggh, sucks, losing backups.

  The Acer store can sell you a set of recovery disks.

• Photo library takes more space on an external drive on the boot disk.

  All of my library of Photos takes about 370 GB of space on the disc to start my computer, but when I moved it to an external, the entire group is about 670 GB. While not an immediate concern, I would like to know why there is that much of a size difference.

  Hard to say since you provide nothing except a problem - a wild guess is that you migrated from iPhoto and moved to the library of Photos for the EHD breaking hard links which allowed them to share the same original and previews ( Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries ) and iPhoto - if it's that time they each need their copy doubling storage needs

  LN

• Envy 15 product no. F4J08L #ABM: accidentally formatted hard drives, including the recovery disk

  Hello I need help really bad, including recovery disk has been deleted accidentally any disc, I don't know how to install the operating system, as it was before.

  Try this:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07143

• Error: "it might be a SCSI device turned on" when attempting to format the hard drive using the recovery disk

  Original title: reformatting issues

  "" try to reformat my recovery disc and have tried both, fast and complete and get the same error once it goes through the entire process "there might be a SCSI device active" do not know what to know

  Hello

  Disable the eSATA or improved option SATA in the BIOS and check the issue. Consult the manual for the computer to do this.

  Warning of the BIOS:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

• VMware Workstation is unable to open one of the virtual disks required by this virtual machine because it is larger than the maximum file size supported by the host file system.

  I'm transitioning from Windows XP (64-bit) on a new computer with Windows 7 installed.  I undertook to VMWare Workstation 6 7.0.1 in the process.  The problem is with a very large RAID 5 volume on the new system.  It's a score of 5.45 TB (TPG and NTFS).

  When I try to start a virtual machine on this volume, I get the message "VMware Workstation cannot open one of the virtual disks required by this virtual machine because it is larger than the maximum size of the files supported by the host file system.".  This is obviously not true.  If I copy the virtual machine to another drive on the system, it starts without a problem.

  Anyone have any ideas on how to work around this problem?

  try to add this line in the vmx file:

  diskLib.sparseMaxFileSizeCheck = "false".

  Maybe it helps.

  VMDK-type do you use?

  monolithicSparse? -C' is the only part type more?

  ___________________________________

  VMX-settings- Workstation FAQ -[MOA-liveCD | http://sanbarrow.com/moa241.html]- VM-infirmary

• Correspondence letter in a car with physical drive

  I know that there must be a simple way to do this. I have 5 SATA drives on my Windows 7 system. The startup disk (c) and one other player (e) are 150 GB WD Raptors. Two raptors are connected to the mobo SATA1 and SATA4. But how do I know if the C: drive is on SATA1 or SATA4? All can see in Device Manager is the drive S/Ns. In disk management, all I can see are the drive letters and drive type, but not the S/N. I know I could turn off, disconnect one drive to the mobo and see what happens when I reboot, but I was wondering if there was a way to find the OS.

  The only other way that I decided that it would be possible to find out is to use the BIOS to examine the S/Ns and try to boot from each drive using the BIOS and see what happens.

  Thank you, but I thought about it in different ways, in case someone is interested. You click the drive properties in Windows Explorer. Then, you click the Hardware tab and click on the legend of the road. For a WD Raptor 150 GB (or name) legend looks like:

  WDC WD1500AHFD000RAR4 ATA Device

  Then click on the properties button then the Volumes tab. Then fill Volumes and you have a correspondence of the legend of drive and drive letters. The legend of the player also appears in the BIOS, and you confirm that you have developed matching the correct physical drive with the drive letters and the SATA port.