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Raising a funding campaign as I came across the story of Marc Alexander, 18 month baby boy born in Haiti and diagnosed bilaterally deaf (both ears). I still prefer to save to VHD format for Windows 2000.Help fund a cochlear implant surgery for 18 month old baby You can save them to a local drive or if you have a fast network (from my experience 1 Gbps LAN connection would save a 40 GB hard disk in a matter of 15 minutes via network) you can use an existing sharedįolder.

Boot up the second computer and make a note of the new volumes.

Install the hard disk on a computer with Windows XP (anything above that is OK too).

Shutdown the server and take off the hard disk.

Make sure that your grandpa server is running on W2K SP4.

Only offline conversion is possible with Disk2Vhd This tool uses VSS and VSS is not available at Windows 2000. Just make sure to stop any running services such as SQL before perfroming the P2V to make sure that no Data is changed or updated during the conversion.ĭisk2Vhd does not Support Windows 2000. You can succesfully perfrom the P2V using Disk2Vhd. Both of which don't do well in a VM.ĭisclaimer: Attempting change is of your own free will. There are cases where these old legacy systems depend on some hardware component, or are exclusively single threaded.

So there are no integration components - all devices must be emulated.Īlso, be sure that your application can handle running in a VM. Because Server 2000 was never a supported OS. The same process that you used with 20 to move a server to new hardware and carry forward the installed applications and system settings.īackup, install OS on new hardware (VM in this case), restore into new OS install / new hardware. Now, you can use the Windows Server Backup and restore process. There is no free tool that will give you much success, but instead long hours of pain. P2V of 'old' operating systems is actually very complex, due to the OS not handling device and hardware changes (like current OS versions do).

Back in the day PlateSpin were the only option for 'P2V'.