If you are unable to refresh a stuck VM on SCVMM 2012 and you see the following error:
"VMM cannot find the Virtual hard disk object' error 801"
You may need to run a SQL script to remove the orphaned objects from the database by following the steps below.
1. Stop the System Center Virtual Machine Manager service on the VMM 2012 server.
2. Back up the Virtual Manager database.
3. Open SQL Management Studio and run the following script on the VMM database:
BEGIN TRANSACTION T1
DECLARE custom_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT VHDId, VDriveId from
dbo.tbl_WLC_VDrive WHERE [VHDId] NOT IN
(SELECT VHDId from dbo.tbl_WLC_VHD WHERE VHDID IS NOT NULL)
DECLARE @VHDId uniqueidentifier
DECLARE @VDriveId uniqueidentifier
OPEN custom_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM custom_cursor INTO @VHDId, @VDriveId
WHILE(@@fetch_status = 0)
BEGIN
if(@VHDId is NOT NULL)
DELETE FROM dbo.tbl_WLC_VDrive
WHERE VDriveId = @VDriveId
FETCH NEXT FROM custom_cursor INTO @VHDId, @VDriveId
END
CLOSE custom_cursor
DEALLOCATE custom_cursor
COMMIT TRANSACTION T1
4. Start the System Center Virtual Machine Manager service again and refresh problem VMs. The VMs should return to a proper reporting state.
The above resolution is extracted from this post: Performing an operation in Virtual Machine Manager fails with error 801
If you encounter Error (2606),
"Unable to perform the job because one or more of the selected objects are locked by another job."
Run this command on the affected host to resync the performance counter: winmgmt /resyncperf
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