All,
I recently encountered a Vista blue screen event. After changing the BIOS to to boot from the Vista installation CD and selecting repair, I was unable to continue. I tried upgrading with the serial number but the installation required me to run it from the environment (unusable). SO...
At this point, I'm ready to restore a Trueimage backup I did from last year. But...I want to save the Quicken files that are in the existing virtual disk. That means that once I restore the Vista guest, I need to get the Quicken Qdata file into the restored machine.
I will try to get a screenshot of the crash asap. I have a Mac Pro with dual quad processors and 10 GB of memory. The guest Vista 32 OS was converted from a Dell XPS about 9 months ago and has been running fine...until now. Yes, I was doing Time Machine backups but, since they ran every hour at the time of the crash, I ran out of time. I've since changed it to run every 24 hours.
I have the upgrade version of Vista on CD. If anyone knows how to repair/upgrade the environment or save the Quicken data file, I would be eternally grateful.
Thanks,
Harry