Physical to Virtual Migration

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P2V conversion:

            Step 1. Download Disk2vhd utility👇



            Step 2. Run Disk2vhd on the physical server you are converting👇


           Step 3. Click👇



       Step 4: Click "Use an existing hard disk file" in create virtual machine 👇




Step 5: Create Name and Folder and click "Next".👇






Step 6:Now the window is visible.👇





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