HDD image created - VM created - after start BSOD

[MIRKOSOFT]

Hi!

I created disk image from my laptop with Windows 7 and then created virtual machine.
When I start machine, booting begin and after few seconds ends with BSOD.
I tried to use startup repair - Windows was not able to fix it.
I tried go to safe mode, but the same - BSOD.
I set hardware as laptop similar as possible.

Where do I mistake?

Thank you for help.
Miro

[michaln]

Where do I mistake?

Given the amount of information provided, your guess is as good as anyone else's, and probably better.

[MIRKOSOFT]

Ok, more info:

My laptop:
Asus A6R
Intel Celerom M
1,5GB RAM (1408MB + 128MB VRAM)
IDE 60GB HDD storage / DVDRW
AC97 sound
USB2.0 support
WLAN / LAN
Parallel / Serial / VGA / PCMCIA ports / SD card reader / webcam / microphone
Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x86

Host:
Asus Z170A MB
Intel Core i5 4 cores
20GB RAM
SATA 5TB storage space
Intel GPU, nVidia GeForce 210 GPU
4 desktops
Intel HD Audio
USB2.0/3.0/3.1 ports / Serial port
LAN
Windows 10.1709 Pro x64

Guest:
Windows 7 x86 machine type
4GB RAM / chipset PIIX3 / IOAPIC on / 1 CPU / PAE/NX on / legacy paravirtualization / VT-x/AMD-V on / direct hardware communication
256 MB VRAM / 1 monitor / 2D/3D acceleration off
IDE controller / PIIX3 type / I/O cache host on
empty sound driver / ICH AC97 / Audio In/Out enabled
Network not connected
Serial ports disabled / USB driver disabled
No shared folders

Miro

[MIRKOSOFT]

No idea anybody?

Miro

[socratis]

My laptop:... 1,5GB RAM (1408MB + 128MB VRAM)

Host:... 20GB RAM

Which one is it? Plus you should know the drill by now, a ZIPPED VBox.log is always required...

[MIRKOSOFT]

Ok, here is screenshot with error number:

VirtualBox_Windows 7_22_11_2017_03_15_01.png (7.7 KiB) Viewed 1321 times

and here's log:

VBox.log

(101.79 KiB) Downloaded 5 times

Miro

[socratis]

I created disk image from my laptop with Windows 7 and then created virtual machine.

This is a physical to virtual operation. How did you do the conversion? Something didn't go "correct" during the conversion.

[MIRKOSOFT]

I created it by Paragon Virtualization Manager - no problem - this is why I understand it.

Miro

[socratis]

The suggested method is to delete any custom system tools from the VM, and then use Microsoft's Disk2VHD tool. You then convert the VHD to VDI and build a VM around it. I have not used Paragon and I can't comment on how it works or not.

Or maybe you can ask them what's going on.

[MIRKOSOFT]

Ok, I try it again.

Miro