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  • 1.  Convert Win 2000 server

    Posted Jul 23, 2017 11:32 AM

    In ESXi 5.5 hosts + vCenter 6.0 environment  I need to convert and import the physical device which runs Windows 2000 server SP4, so what vConverter version can I use?

    Where I can download it? I have credentials for Vmware support.



  • 2.  RE: Convert Win 2000 server

    Posted Jul 23, 2017 01:02 PM

    I think the last version that supported Windows 2000 SP4 for conversion is vCenter Standalone Converter 4.01 and that may not be available for download anymore within VMware.

    If you are concerned about outside sites (through internet search) that offer it for download this thread at least has a screenshot of the original MD5 checksum if you want to verify that it has not been modified.

    Re: vCenter Converter and v4.0.1 download?



  • 3.  RE: Convert Win 2000 server

    Posted Jul 24, 2017 03:20 PM

    Windows 2000 can be imported manually - just did that 2 weeks ago.
    If you need help - feel free to call me via skype.
    Ulli



  • 4.  RE: Convert Win 2000 server
    Best Answer

    Posted Jul 24, 2017 07:11 PM

    Thanks but I solved according to this vmware thread:

    Convert P2V Windows 2000 ESXi 5.5



  • 5.  RE: Convert Win 2000 server

    Posted Jul 20, 2019 07:43 AM

    Hi,

    You need to use 4.1 converter and upload the VM to Workstation 10 & do the VMtools upgrade.

    After that you need to upload that VM to Workstation Version 15 & upgrade the VM tools again , set the Hardware compatibility to vsphere6 as below.

    Upgrade Hardware Compatibility

    Open VMware Workstation and click on the virtual machine you want to upgrade. If the VM is running on an older version of the hardware compatibility, you’ll see an Upgrade this virtual machine option.  This will not be visible if it’s already on the latest version.

    Click the link and you’ll get a popup wizard. Click Next to start the process.

    https://thebackroomtech.com/wp-content/uploads/hardware-compatibility-wizard.png.webp

    https://thebackroomtech.com/wp-content/uploads/hardware-compatibility-wizard.png.webp

    This is worked for me...