I'm not 100% sure I understand the suggestion.
do you mean - try conversion 'in a backward direction', from the now-destination server to now-source server, to check if there're any issues or this direction it works fine?

>>Sadly, there is no way to skip the problematic section of the disk or files. And, verbose conversion output is not possible. Very unfortunately. But this answers my question at least in the negative way. >>Can you convert the C:\ alone and copy the data volume across the network? the whole array ...

Unfortunately, there's not enough space on a local storage. I tried to create a backup P2V: Disk volume -> Local file , setting the destination for the <local file> on the network share. It starts the process, creates a file in the given destination of approx. 1Gb size, and then fails with the ident...

Hi, yaroslav thank you for reply I'm doing P2V, which I guess means Physical-to-Virtual (I mean - I'm not trying to convert from the VM). Source OS = MS Server 2016 essentials on the Lenovo ThinkSystem ST250, with RAID 530-8i controller. Destination - Microsoft Hyper-V server On a step "select ...

when trying to convert Server 2016 to HyperV, conversion process starts but then fails with an error P2V::getBuffer: ReadFile - 1. Incorrect function. Full log - below. chkdsk /r comes out clean, no errors. Destination machine has 1.7Tb free, "required space" when I start the process shows...