I installed a clean WinXP on it inside the VM, but it didn't boot from it either. Insteresting, I was trying a Windows Repair Install, booting a VM from a Win Install CD, but it didn't recognize the attached tib drive as repairable. Any way to make a mounted tib archive bootable in VM? VMWare boot would provide an easy way to check the archive quality, do service work, or install extra programs without converting it to a VMWare drive. I mounted a WinXP partition tib archive in Acronis as a drive, added it to a VMWare VM as hard drive, and then wanted to boot from it inside the VM, but it can't, even after I tried to repair its MBR with WinXP Recovery Console. But how to mount it without Acronis? And how to keep it mounted after system reboot? I know, its possible to do from within Acronis. tib archive on the same PC? Using what disk driver? I wanted to mount and then boot from the archive to check, how it works.

Once Acronis Console or another Acrnonis package is installed, is it possible to mount a.

Restore tib file without acronis