What is the correct sequence of steps for performing cold conversion from a physical machine to a
virtual machine (VM)?
A.
The converter application creates a new VM on the destination physical machine.
B.
The converter application copies volumes from the source machine to the destination machine.
C.
Boot the source machine from the converter boot CD and use converter software to define
conversion parameters.
D.
The converter application installs the required drivers to allow the OS to boot from the VM and
personalizes the VM.
This is incorrect
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The Cold conversion process requires a “converter boot CD” therefore C is the correct answer
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D C B A – COrrect sequence.
refer : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb963740.aspx
Offline Conversion
Offline P2V is the only option for Windows 2000 Server conversions, because Windows 2000 Server does not support VSS. Unlike online conversions, the user must provide any missing drivers if Windows PE does not support the source computer. The offline conversion consists of four steps:
1) Agent installation. Virtual Machine Manager installs the VMM agent on the source computer.
2) The VMM agent installs a Windows PE image on the source computer and modifies the boot record. As a result, the source computer boots into Windows PE instead of the base operating system.
3) VMM begins streaming physical disks. There are no snapshots in this process.
4) The remainder of the process is similar to the Fix-Up phase and Create Virtual Machine Phase in an online P2V.
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