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If you are trying to troubleshoot a non-bootable Azure VM by exporting the disk to your local On-premises, then you can follow the steps provided in this article without creating a Rescue VM in Azure.
If you are trying to troubleshoot a non-bootable Azure VM in Azure Environment. You can execute the below repair VM commands in the Azure Cloud shell and in the third command Replace the resource group name and VM name with the VM which you are having issues with and resource group where the VM is residing.
az extension add -n vm-repair
az extension update -n vm-repair
az vm repair create -g MyResourceGroup -n myVM --repair-username username --repair-password 'password!234' --enable-nested --verbose
Hope it helps!!!
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