1. Add Virtual Box folder to your Windows Path
2. copy your VDI hard disk image (Example my-harddisk.vdi)
3. Locate the folder from the terminal and use the following command
VBoxManage internalcommands setvdiuuid my-harddisk.vdi
1. Add Virtual Box folder to your Windows Path
2. copy your VDI hard disk image (Example my-harddisk.vdi)
3. Locate the folder from the terminal and use the following command
VBoxManage internalcommands setvdiuuid my-harddisk.vdi
It’s incorrect, the command is sethduuid
Example
VBoxManage internalcommands sethduuid my-harddisk.vdi
This was from long time ago maybe it’s changes with the new version. I will not be able to check this right now. But thank you.
Have a nice day
This article explains how to copy an existing VM containing an installed and configured guest OS. Before starting it helps to have a basic understanding of VirtualBox virtual machines.