The resource provider cannot perform this operation currently due to system upgrade.

Hello Carlos, it looks like your VM move is being blocked because the Compute resource provider is in the middle of a system upgrade or backend migration. Azure temporarily restricts certain operations (like moves) while it’s upgrading or migrating resources to new infrastructure. Here’s what you can do:

1. Wait for the upgrade/migration to finish
   • In most cases, these system upgrades complete within 24–48 hours.
   • Keep retrying your move operation periodically after a few hours.
2. Check Azure Service Health and Resource Health
   • Go to the Azure portal > Service Health and filter for the region where your VM lives.
   • On the VM’s Overview page, open the Resource health blade to see any ongoing maintenance notifications.
3. Redeploy the VM (if the block persists after the expected window)
   • Azure portal: VM > Support + troubleshooting > Redeploy
   • CLI:

     
          az vm redeploy --resource-group <your-rg> --name <your-vm-name>
     
     

4. Escalate to Azure Support (if it’s been over 48 hours)
   • Open a support request and include: • Resource ID (from the VM’s Overview) • Correlation/Tracking IDs (from your error message) • Subscription ID and region This helps the backend team verify when the upgrade or platform alignment completes.

Hope this helps! Thanks

Reference list

• Resolve ResourceBlockedForReverseMigration for Azure VMs https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-machines/windows/troubleshoot-vm-migration#error-resourceblockedforreversemigration
• Azure Service Health Monitoring https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/service-health/overview