04-12-2025, 07:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-12-2025, 07:52 AM by Ryancooper.)
Recovering files from a VHDX (Virtual Hard Disk) file manually involves mounting the VHDX file in Windows using Disk Management or Hyper-V. To do this, you can right-click on "Disk Management" and choose “Attach VHD,” then browse and select the VHDX file. Once mounted, it appears as a separate drive on your system, allowing you to browse and copy recoverable files. However, this manual process has several challenges: if the VHDX file is corrupted, inaccessible, or part of a crashed virtual machine, mounting it may not work or may show incomplete data. Additionally, it requires technical knowledge to avoid accidental data loss or further corruption.
To overcome these limitations, I would recommend the Cigati VDI Recovery Tool. This versatile tool can assist in recovering data from corrupted virtual disk formats, including VHDX, depending on the requirement. It offers a user-friendly interface, deep scanning capabilities, and the ability to recover data from severely damaged files with minimal effort. This makes the recovery process faster, more reliable, and accessible even to non-technical users.
To overcome these limitations, I would recommend the Cigati VDI Recovery Tool. This versatile tool can assist in recovering data from corrupted virtual disk formats, including VHDX, depending on the requirement. It offers a user-friendly interface, deep scanning capabilities, and the ability to recover data from severely damaged files with minimal effort. This makes the recovery process faster, more reliable, and accessible even to non-technical users.
