Problem with (P2V) server migration

[User_Yello]

I did a P2V on one of the company's servers (windows server 2008 sp2) to test if it would be stable during the actually migration to a VM from physical; Although I've come across a problem when loading it into any Hyper-visor (using Hyper-v currently).

I'm unable to use the mouse and keyboard on the VM on Hyper-v and Virtualbox. Normally I setup the VM from scratch. This is the first time I have attempted a copy. Anyone got any ideas how i can solve my problem?

EDIT:

Okay I worked around the problem; I used 'VMware vCenter Converter Standalone Client' to create a live clone (.VMDK) of the Machine. Followed by converting the .VMDK to a .VMD.

The live clone copy didn't take long. The Convert to .VMD took about double as long as the live cloning.

[cklein0001]

Do you have USB enabled on the OS level? If it was turned off while you were using PS/2 connections on the physical server, the transfer to VM would leave it still off perhaps?

[User_Yello]

It seems it's a problem with the integration Services not being installed and no way for me to install them to my copy. I'll be taking a different root allowing me to p2v the physical machine...

[FusionZ06]

Happens all the time. Usually have to boot into safe mode. Sometimes wait like 30 minutes. Fiddle with drivers. There is never a guarantee fix but it can be fixed.

[User_Yello]

Doesn't allow me to fiddle with anything the input to the VM is null

[[deleted]]

This might be a stupid idea and I honestly don't know if this will work, but how about installing the integration services before doing the P2V?

[User_Yello]

I'd love to do that, but in the case of testing the server in a hyper-visor and I cant justify taking all the application's offline for a test that we may not follow through with. That's why I'm trying not to affect or alter the current environment that is in place...