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Hello

Please help me , i have a big problem

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Result Code:
VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005)
Component:
Medium
Interface:
IMedium {29989373-b111-4654-8493-2e1176cba890}
Callee:
IVirtualBox {3b2f08eb-b810-4715-bee0-bb06b9880ad2}
Callee RC:
VBOX_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND (0x80BB0001)

The problem is most probably a corrupted VHD file. How and where did you get a hold of the VHD?

socratis wrote:The problem is most probably a corrupted VHD file. How and where did you get a hold of the VHD?

My hard type : VHD
Cause of the problem : Cutting electric current during operation turn on VirtualBox

That is one of the downsides of using VHD instead of the default VDI. VHD is too fragile.

Restore from a backup.

Perryg wrote:That is one of the downsides of using VHD instead of the default VDI. VHD is too fragile.

Restore from a backup.

I can not restore windows again because i don't know how ?
anyway i have many important files on hard , Is it possible to save this data, is there a way to restore this data ?????????????

Many important files and you don't you have a backup?

Anyway mpack may have an idea how to save the day, but a power loss on a VHD file is almost always catastrophic.

Perryg wrote:Many important files and you don't you have a backup?

Anyway mpack may have an idea how to save the day, but a power loss on a VHD file is almost always catastrophic.

I don't have any backup
the problem emerged when cutting electricity only
after that the machine does not work

anyway thank you brother to your help

I'm not sure we know what the problem is yet. The path tells me this "VHD" isn't part of a VM, so what is it, and where did it come from? If it's been transported, do a checksum test for corruption.

The error says the file isn't a VHD, despite the extension. I'd like to see the evidence to the contrary, and evidence that this was ever part of a working VirtualBox VM. It's possible the message could also mean the VHD is only part of an incomplete difference chain, i.e. a "borrowed" Win7 XP mode VM.