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Failed to Attach Disk ext4.vhdx to WSL2: The System Cannot Find the File Specified

June 3, 2024
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Failed to Attach Disk ext4.vhdx to WSL2

In some cases, you get the following error when trying to run a Linux instance in WSL 2 in Windows host machine.

Failed to Attach Disk ext4.vhdx to WSL2: The System Cannot Find the File Specified.

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You got this because you’ve installed both versions of the Linux instance from the command line and Microsoft Store. You can check the installed instances using wsl -l -v comand.

wsl -l -v
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As you can see, we’ve both versions of the Ubuntu instance from the Microsoft Store and command line.

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To fix it, let’s open an elevated PowerShell session and then remove the instance that was installed by the command line. For example, we’ll remove the Ubuntu instance.

wsl --unregister ubuntu
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Next, open the Ubuntu instance from the Microsoft Srote then complete the instalation.

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Once done, from now, we can run the Ubuntu instance from command prompt without any issue.

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