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I have Domain server (windows server 2012) and Two hyper V virtual machines are running inside domain server, &nbsp;Last day Ransomware Attacked my server and most of the files encrypted. now i need to reinstall Domain , but there is two virtual machines are running inside domain server. so please advise me how take complete Hyper v Virtual machine backup (VHD) and restore in DC after re installation.
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Hi Experts,


I have Domain server (windows server 2012) and Two hyper V virtual machines are running inside domain server,  Last day Ransomware Attacked my server and most of the files encrypted. now i need to reinstall Domain , but there is two virtual machines are running inside domain server. so please advise me how take complete Hyper v Virtual machine backup (VHD) and restore in DC after re installation.

Hyper V virtual Machine VHD copying

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Virtualization

Ransomware is malicious software, designed to block data access in order to extort money. As a form of malware, ransomware is most often used to infiltrate devices through infected emails or links that, in turn, recognize and take advantage of vulnerabilities in the operating system and installed third-party software.

Ransomware

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Installation

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