Host System - XP SP3-running VMWorkstation 6.5
Using VMWorkstation with the Virtual Machine off, a Virtual Disk is created (IDE) to be used with the virtual machine. Upon succussful creation of the virtual disk in a new folder called "Virtual Disk" on the host drive, the Virtual Machine is started (XP SP2). Virtual Windows starts without a problem however the newly created Virtual Disk is not displayed. How can I get the Virtual Machine to see it ?
Thanks,newbie TM
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Wil
Hi TM,
Welcome to the VMware forums!
Can you attach the .vmx file that is in the folder of your virtual machine?
Side note, if you add a new virtual drive to your windows then you will still have to create a partition and format the new drive before it is seen in windows.
In order to do so, you could, right click My Computer > Manage > Storage > Disk Management
This should show any new disks.
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Wil
Thanks.
New disk formatted and visible. Much appreciated.
TM
So that means your problem is solved?
If you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to ask them.
If your problem is solved, could you please mark the question as answered? It helps other people who search the forum as it is always easier to just check the correctly answered question instead of all of them after a search.
While you are at it, you are welcome to also mark any posts as helpful/correct, this also assigns virtual points to the person who helped you. Not nearly as important as marking the question correct, but for sure appreciated
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Wil