Hi,
I was wondering where I could start looking for a solution to this error.
I got "The system cannot find the file specified" when trying to expand hard disk.
Move the VM to a larger drive to allow for expansion to work and got this error. Now moved it back and still getting this error, while previously it would say not enough space to perform an expand.
Sorry if I am not posting this in the correct board.
Any help is appreciated
I looked in the main folder where the VM is located.
Current setup is that the large vmdk file is in one folder, then on that folder's same level, there is another folder that contains all the rest of the files. In that folder, there is only one smaller vmdk file that seems to be binary as opening it in Notepad++ it shows a lot of NULs. So I am not sure where to look for some path to update it or what is missing. I feel that I am missing more here..
Attached is how the folders are setup now.
I've also found a preferences.ini file under my user's AppData / Roaming / VMwre folder, but not sure if that has something that needs to be looked at.
Which VMware product does this relate to?
Please check if the VM's folder contains all of the required .vmdk files.
By default there's one small <vmname>.vmdk descriptor file, and multiple <vmname>-s0xx.vmdk data files. All of the files that are listed in the descriptor file need to be present, as they make up the virtual disk.
André
I am using VMware Workstation 12 Player.
Please let me know if there is any additional information I could include
I looked in the main folder where the VM is located.
Current setup is that the large vmdk file is in one folder, then on that folder's same level, there is another folder that contains all the rest of the files. In that folder, there is only one smaller vmdk file that seems to be binary as opening it in Notepad++ it shows a lot of NULs. So I am not sure where to look for some path to update it or what is missing. I feel that I am missing more here..
Attached is how the folders are setup now.
I've also found a preferences.ini file under my user's AppData / Roaming / VMwre folder, but not sure if that has something that needs to be looked at.
Sorry, but I'm afraid that I can't help you in this case.
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