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VM hardware version too new for ESXi host.
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VM hardware version too new for ESXi host.
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Scenario / Problem Statement: VM fails to power on after migration to older host.
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Diagnosis:
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Check VM compatibility → Hardware version.
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Review host supported virtual hardware list.
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Likely Cause: Incompatible VM hardware version.
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Resolution: Upgrade host or downgrade VM hardware version via vSphere client.
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