15.10.2011 · Navigate to the Virtual Machines tab. Select the VM whose MoRef has changed. Click Remove. Note that the VM having this issue will be listed with 0 B in the size column. Click Add... Click Refresh (Infrastructure information is cached, the refresh function must be used when resolving this issue.) Add the VM removed in step 4.
(Virtual machine ID DDEA27BF-EBCA-49D6-B0BC-F89D83B1FCA4) 'VMName' could not create or access saved state file D:\Hyper-V\VMName\Virtual Machines\DDEA27BF-EBCA-49D6-B0BC-F89D83B1FCA4\DDEA27BF-EBCA-49D6-B0BC-F89D83B1FCA4.vsv.
Virtual machine <name> is unavailable and will be skipped from processing. I'm relatively new to Veeam. Just took on a client with pre-existing setup. Their old admin left with the Veeam backups having not worked for the past month, ever since one of their servers crashed. Basically, there are two ESXI hosts, and after resolving some problems ...
16.07.2013 · I'm sure this must be obvious, but I'm just starting to try out Hyper-V hence don't know where to look for more information. I've installed Windows Server 2008 R2, turned on virtualization support in the BIOS, added the Hyper-V role and tried to create a VM, but when I try to start it, all I ... · Hi Derek The Windows 2008 R2 do not disable ...