I'm uploading a VHD from my local computer to a new Azure managed disk, but it becomes unhealthy.

Koji Karasuyama / OC-IAB PBD-C SOFT DEVEL 2 0

The contents entered in Azure PowerShell and the error message are as follows.

PS /home/zz> $path = "c:\Temp\Win10_22H2_JP.vhd"

PS /home/zz> $resourceGroup = "xxxxxxxxx"

PS /home/zz> $location = "yyyyyyyyy"

PS /home/zz> $name = "nnnnnnnnn"

PS /home/zz> Add-AzVhd -LocalFilePath $path -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroup -Location $location -DiskName $name

Add-AzVhd: Cannot find drive. A drive with the name 'c' does not exist.

PS /home/zz>

Ravi Kanth Koppala 3,231 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2023-12-27T09:33:40.5866667+00:00
@Koji Karasuyama / OC-IAB PBD-C SOFT DEVEL 2

The error message "Add-AzVhd: Cannot find the drive. A drive with the name 'c' does not exist." indicates that the PowerShell command is unable to find the drive specified in the $path variable. This could be due to an incorrect path or a missing drive. Double-check the path and make sure that the drive exists on the local machine. Or, can you please try to copy the VHD in another location (instead of a temp folder) and try to access it.

References:

Upload a VHD to Azure or copy a managed disk to another region - Azure PowerShell

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