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12-18-2008
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| | virtual machines on C drive........ I have installed virtual server 2005 on the E drive. I created a new machines using the default setup. It defaulted to the C drive. I wanted my virtual machines to be on the E drive. I know it is possible. Any suggestions? Thanks, |
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12-18-2008
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| | Re: virtual machines on C drive........ To get the default to be something other than the C: drive, open the Virtual Server website, go to "Server Properties", then "Search Paths", then put you new default path in the top box, "Default virtual machine folder". It wont change what you already have, only new stuff. The easiest way to move them to the new path, is to move the VHD's to the new path and recreate the VM's. -- Bob Comer On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 16:39:42 -0500, "Dooma" <nowhere@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >I have installed virtual server 2005 on the E drive. I created a new >machines using the default setup. It defaulted to the C drive. I wanted my >virtual machines to be on the E drive. I know it is possible. Any >suggestions? > >Thanks, > > > |
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