I'm reading the TIBX file from a USB attached disk (from the host). I have also written a Linux based Acronis bootable media to an ISO file that I'm booting the VM off of. I have created a VM based on the 64-bit Windows 7 preset and a VDI disk for it. It just needs to be a working Windows 7 instance as it was before I dismantled the system. I am only doing it to salvage some important information. This will not be a permanent installment. Does that include virtual machines? What type of devices do I need to get drivers for to get a basic working system? The Universal Restore feature is used to restore a backup to dissimilar hardware. If ever, in what situation do I have to use a VHD file rather than a TIB file? As far as I can tell True Image 2020 does have an option to convert TIB (or TIBX) files to VHD. inability of True Image to convert a TIB (or TIBX) file to VHD.

I have seen a lot of discussions about VHD and the ability vs. Is this workable? Do I need to spring for VMware? I intend to use VirtualBox as my hypervisor. As I have not done this before, I am turning to this forum for some pointers and general advice. I could restore it to one of my current setups, but I rather try to restore it to a VM. I have a TIBX image file of an old UEFI based system with Intel Z77 chipset and Intel Core i7-2700K that was running Windows 7 and I have a pressing need to get back to that system, but I no longer have that old hardware.

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