However, usually with a Windows PC setup I see four partions with Macrium. At least this worked for me.Thank you all for your help.
If you link your existing log-on on the VM to a MS account you should be able to transfer the license. Make the Macrium recovery USB and boot your NUC from it then restore the image.ĭepending on how your VM is set up (BIOS or UEFI) you may find it easier to download Windows 10 install media from MS and install Windows (any version, don't bother to activate it) to the NUC first so the correct partitions are created and then just restore the C drive from the image. Install Macrium on your VM and create an image to a (non HFS) drive or partition. I went the other way and transferred from laptop to VM running on Fusion on my MBP. You can use macrium with a VM just the same. I've done this a few times -works perfectly. If you haven't got one - I'd look for a W7 system as you can run for 30 days before you have to activate it and perform conversion as above. Of course you'll need another machine running Windows to do this. (Do it after boot in case you have a load of problems -don't waste an activation !!!). The new W10 installation will probably need a new activation - believe it or not you *Could* get lucky as sometimes the digital entitlement on the servers gets a bit hosed up over VM's !!!!!Īs Kari and lx07 have said - if you have a RETAIL licence you are OK - just enter that key when requested. Your newly booted Physical windows machine will probably need to get some drivers but usually that works just fine. Now it's possible you might get a boot failure first time - but repair windows usually works fine.
Simply do a simple V2P (Virtual to Physical) conversion :Ģ) uninstall any programs like VMware tools etcģ) create a free macrium stand alone image ISO - and backup the VMĤ) restore the VM on to a physical Windows HDD - don't forget any "system reserved" partitions. Note he's got a parallels VM on a MAC so I think he needs to convert it into something WINDOWS itself can handle.Īn easier method is simply to use the Vmware VM converter (Free)Ĭonvert first your parallels VM to VMware format.
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