As the download bar crept forward—at a steady but unexciting 2 MB/s—he thought about what this tool actually did. Converter Standalone was the scalpel of virtualization. It could hot-clone a running Windows or Linux server, strip away the physical drivers, inject the right virtual hardware, and spit out a VM that would boot on any modern vSphere host. No downtime. No drama. Just magic wrapped in a wizard.
She smiled. “Converter Standalone?”
Click.
