He was wrong. Windows couldn't mount VMFS natively—but with raw access and the right tools, it was just another filesystem waiting to bleed.
She opened FTK, added E: as an image source. The software hesitated, then bloomed into life. mount vmfs partition windows
Click Mount .
The problem? The only intact evidence resided on a single, formatted LUN from a dead ESXi host. The LUN was formatted with , a vSphere volume Windows couldn't natively understand. He was wrong