<p>This wizard will help you to copy a virtual disk.</p>

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Please select the virtual disk which you would like to copy if it is not already selected. You can either choose one from the list or use the folder icon beside the list to select a virtual disk file.

Virtual disk to copy

<p>Please choose the type of file that you would like to use for the new virtual disk. If you do not need to use it with other virtualization software you can leave this setting unchanged.</p> File type

VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image)
VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk)
VHD (Virtual Hard Disk)

Please choose whether the new virtual disk file should be allocated as it is used or if it should be created fully allocated.

<p>A <b>dynamically allocated</b> virtual disk file will only use space on your physical hard disk as it fills up, although it will not shrink again automatically when space on it is freed.</p> <p>A <b>fixed size</b> virtual disk file may take longer to create on some systems but is often faster to use.</p> <p>You can also choose to <b>split</b> the virtual disk into several files of up to two gigabytes each. This is mainly useful if you wish to store the virtual machine on removable USB devices or old systems, some of which cannot handle very large files. Storage details

Dynamically allocated
Fixed size
Split into files of less than 2GB

Please type the name of the new virtual disk file into the box below or click on the folder icon to select a different folder to create the file in.

Location

You are going to create a copied virtual disk with the following parameters:

File type | Dynamically expanding storage
Details | Dynamically expanding storage
Location |
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