Here, I am explaining how to restore VHD to the physical disk.

PowerShell commands allow the user to provide the disk type for the target Hyper-V VM, which will enable the VMware thick provisioned disk to be migrated as Hyper-V dynamic disk or vice versa, based upon the requirements. Once in the shell, we will need to convert the VHD we uploaded to an image.Disk conversion (from “vmdk” to “VHDX/VHD”) is enhanced to be ~50% faster than earlier.Verify the VM was converted in VMs and Services > Home > Show > VMs. As you will click on the download button, the Setup window will appear which says welcome to WinImage installation.

Click on the link that says Download WinImage. In the Google search box, type download WinImage. Then click Create to start the conversion. Convert VHD to VMware Disk Using WinImage. In Summary review the settings and select Start the virtual machine after deploying it if required. The list matches whatever is configured on the physical adapters of the host.

In Select Networks select the logical network, virtual network, and the VLAN as applicable.

In Select Path configure the storage location on the host for the VM files.

In Select Host select a Hyper-V host/azure Stack HCI (applicable from VMM 2019 UR3 and later) for placement.

In Virtual Machine Configuration specify the number of processor and memory settings.

In Specify Virtual Machine Identity modify the machine name and description as required.

In Convert Virtual Machine Wizard > Select Source click Browse and inS Select Virtual Machine Source select the VMware VMs you want to convert.

Click VMs and Services > Home > Create > Create Virtual Machines > Convert Virtual Machine.Azure Site Recovery currently doesn't have the ability for a direct VMware to Hyper-V conversion.

Convert vhd to vmx