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Simply by going into Virtual Machine Settings and removing the mapped IDE drive I was able to fix the issue. Hope this helps someone else!

See the error stack for details on the cause of this problem. Time: 10/31/2013 5:38:04 PM Target: MAIN ESXi: ... The file specified is not a virtual disk.

But you do not need it. Right click the folder the virtual machine is in, and click restore previous versions. Go back a day to when it worked, ...

29.10.2013 · - create a new virtual disk with the same size of the disk not recognized by the VM player; - replace the zero byte .vmdk file with the one of …

level 1. ComGuards. · 1y. Are you trying to mount a VMDK file to access the contents, or are you trying to re-import a VM? Because if you moved an entire VM folder, you should be using the VMX file to re-add the VM to inventory. 1.

There may be a stale lock on that file. Right click on the virtual machine, then go to Open VM directory. If you find any .lck file with the ...

The screen shot doesn't show the virtual SCSI disks's size. Reasons for this may be a corrupt/deleted virtual disk (.vmdk) file or the entry for virtual disk in ...

Fix the System Cannot Find The File Specified (8 Fixes) If "The system cannot find the file specified" or virtual disk manager the system cannot find the file specified errors occur while you are using Windows Backup, you can check if your system partition is set to active to fix this issue.To do so, you just need to open Disk Management, right-click the system drive (usually C …

Fix 2. Check and Remove Errors, Press the Windows key and type cmd. Right-click "Command Prompt" and choose...Full steps ; Fix 3. Run CHKDSK ...

04.02.2019 · VMware Workstation — The file specified is not a virtual disk ... I had a clone of this virtual machine and the original .vmdk file should be …

It was so strange. i never faced this issue before. after some investigations i found out that the problem refers to .vmdk descriptor file.

You must remove your hdd from virtual machine. Then add first or another (if you have got snapshots) *.vmdk drive. Then everything will be OK.

31.08.2019 · A virtual hard drive is also a file but much bigger than any other file. It is may be several GBs in size. If you accidentally deleted it, just restore the file and the virtual machine should work normally again. Check your Recycle Bin if the file is in there and restore it. If you renamed the file, you need to restore the original file name.

Hi everyone, first I have to thank you to let me understand how to fix the VM boot issue. I want to add my experience extending what already did by André ...

31.08.2019 · "The file specified is not a virtual disk" I turned off the virtual machine correctly, there were no glitches or blackouts. I tried using the command "vmware-vdiskmanager -R path\to\*.vmdk", it didn’t help. I put all the information that is (Sorry for my bad english) VMware Workstation 15 Pro version 15.1.0 build-13591040