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The VHD files were successfully uploaded to Azure and are visible as unmanaged disks, but the disks are not appearing when you try to attach them to your virtual machine. Here are some steps to follow.
- Check that the uploaded disks are processed and in the correct state for attachment. If they are still in the process of being uploaded or if there was an error during the upload, they may not be available for attachment.
- Verify that the disks are in the same geographically and logically aligned with the target VM. Disks must be in the same location as the VM to be attached.
- Verify that the uploaded disks meet Azure's compatibility standards. Azure supports VHD files, but ensure they are not VMDK or any other format.
- Verify that the user has sufficient privileges to attach disks, which is essential if Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to attach disks to the virtual machine.
- Sometimes, the Azure portal may not reflect the latest changes immediately. Try refreshing the portal or logging out and log in.
- If the portal is not showing the disks, you can try using Azure CLI or PowerShell to list the disks and attach them to the VM.
Use Azure Storage Explorer to manage Azure managed disks - Azure Virtual Machines | Microsoft Learn
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