PowerProtect FLR mount operations fails with ARV0007

The PowerProtect virtual machine (VM) Direct Engine solution is used to protect the vSphere environment. The PowerProtect Interface is used to perform a file-level recover (FLR) of a Windows virtual machine (VM). The FLR mount operation to the same VM fails with ARV0007 indicating the SCSI ID does not have a corresponding Physical Drive. The System Job details from the PowerProtect Interface "Jobs > System Jobs > Job ID" shows:
 

ARV0007: VM Direct engine is unable to restore the virtual machine 'my-vm-name' on vCenter 'my-vcenter.mydomain.com'.

Restore of this virtual machine to the destination vCenter was unsuccessful.

Review the error details and summary log in the Jobs window, or review the log files at /var/log/brs/vmdm for more detailed information to troubleshoot the issue.

Unable to mount disks. Could not mount VMDKs onto VM 'my-vm-name' (vm-3901) filesystems. Unable to perform FLR Agent operation 'mount' on VM my-vm-name (vm-3901). SCSI ID 0/0/1/0 does not have a corresponding PhysicalDrive.

• The restore can only be performed when recovering to a virtual machine different from the original. Also, this virtual machine cannot be a clone of the original.
• Perform the restore with a virtual machine administrator user.
• Windows virtual machines created by cloning or deploying from the same template, then all these Windows virtual machines may end up using the same GUID on their dynamic volumes.