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What version of Converter did you use ?<br />
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Possible because it's a dynamic volume.
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What version of Converter did you use ?

Possible because it's a dynamic volume.

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In which folder can I locate the converter logs?
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In which folder can I locate the converter logs?

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I did a P2V &nbsp;migration and everything got converted except one of the Disks/Volume.<br />
How can I get this converted and added to the Virtual machine. <br />
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OS: Windows 2008 Server Enterprise 64 bits<br />
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Details from the Disk Management: <br />
Volume: (C) &nbsp;- Simple - &nbsp;Basic NTFS &nbsp;(136 GB)<br />
New Volume (E) - Simple - Dynamic - NTFS (136 GB)<br />
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New Volume (E) Failed to convert. &nbsp;What is the reason and how can I fix it please?
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I did a P2V  migration and everything got converted except one of the Disks/Volume.
How can I get this converted and added to the Virtual machine. 

OS: Windows 2008 Server Enterprise 64 bits

Details from the Disk Management: 
Volume: (C)  - Simple -  Basic NTFS  (136 GB)
New Volume (E) - Simple - Dynamic - NTFS (136 GB)


New Volume (E) Failed to convert.  What is the reason and how can I fix it please?

P2V Conversion - DIsk/Volume Issue

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