There might be smarter ways to solve it but this is how I did it:
1. Shut down your virtual machine from your host machine.
2. run vmware-vdiskmanager from your vmware installation folder on your host:
The command will take some time to complete so prepare todo some other work
meanwhile.
3. As my disk is the system volume I mounted it in another vm.
4. On the machine with the mounted disk run the following commandline actions with
diskpart:
a. diskpart
b. list disk (list the mounted disks)
c. list volume (lists the different volumes, mine to extend was F: and # 1)
d. select volume=n (n was in my case 1)
e. extend (and your disk is now extended to chosen size)
My user stories were updated during step 2 which was a good thing.
Have a good weekend!
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A small tip: If you don't have another virtual machine to mount the image from, it possible to start the virtual machine with a linux boot cd, like ubuntu, and run parted or gparted.
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