How to extract content from VMware VMDK virtual disk

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How to extract content from VMware VMDK virtual disk

Sometimes, you’ll find yourself needing access to the contents of a virtual machine’s virtual disk (VMDK), perhaps to retrieve data due to a VM biting the dust. Maybe, a recent update is preventing you from booting the guest OS and you have no backups to rely on.

In this video, I’ll show you the easiest way you can use to extract content from VMware ESXI VMDK files.

7-Zip is probably the most popular compression tool out there not in the least because it’s freely available for Windows, Linux and other operating systems. It will pretty much extract any type of archive you throw at it.

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