How to view vhd files Videos

• 1. How to open an existing vhd file by microsoft virtual pc
• 2. Windows 8 - Accessing data in ISO and VHD files
• 3. How to restore Windows 2012 2008 Server from a VHD file on network shares
• 4. How to Automatic mount a VHD file on network as local drive in Windows server 2008 2012 r2
• 5. Accessing ISO and VHD files in Windows 8
• 6. Booting Windows 7 or 2008 R2 from a VHD file
• 7. How to Create a VHD
• 8. Backing up and Restoring from VHD.avi

How to open an existing vhd file by microsoft virtual pc

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vasilica arsenoiu commented on 12 Dec 2015

Thanks

Windows 8 - Accessing data in ISO and VHD files

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PortlandMusicBox commented on 30 Aug 2011

That is cool I just don't understand why it took so long. Other OS have been able to do this for many years

KPM Records commented on 30 Aug 2011

Mounts the drive like a Mac has been doing for 10 years

blancmage31 commented on 30 Aug 2011

@dogbog99 Yep! More to get excited about!!!

dogbog99 commented on 30 Aug 2011

New start menu! Metro UI

savagecabage commented on 09 Sep 2011

vindows!

How to restore Windows 2012 2008 Server from a VHD file on network shares

How to Automatic mount a VHD file on network as local drive in Windows server 2008 2012 r2

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Dor Mhadipor commented on 07 Apr 2015

Working with windows 7

Dor Mhadipor commented on 07 Apr 2015

?

Accessing ISO and VHD files in Windows 8

Booting Windows 7 or 2008 R2 from a VHD file

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Thousand Banzaii commented on 15 Aug 2012

You said we will be discussing some other features about VHD. I have subscribed but haven't seen anymore videos about connecting vhd's to other computers and booting them from there and differencing disks etc. I liked this video, let me know if you're creating more on this topic soon. Looking forward to your reply. Thanks!

zixster commented on 24 Sep 2012

Did you look at the whole video? The end walks through creating a VHD, installing Windows 7 on the VHD and watching it boot...from the VHD. Using Bcdedit is only necessary if you are configuring multi-boot options or changing the boot config of an already installed OS, it's not needed when doing a clean install on a VHD.

zixster commented on 04 Jul 2011

@softwareScout There's no "image" being used here really, the VHD was created before installation and the OS was installed directly onto it. Also, there's a C: and D: drive because the OS sees two partitions, the physical partition, D: in this case, and the mounted VHD which is the C: drive.

Alec Brindell commented on 04 Jul 2011

thanks. Question. When you created the VHD, where was the image pulled from? And, to where did the image store itself for later use (if different than original location)? Also, what is the purpose of creating the D: drive for access to the VHD? For making changes for later use, or?

Detjo commented on 24 Sep 2012

... but you didnt boot from the VHD !! (= redundant title) Is that it? No other configuration necessary? No need for BCDedit etc?

Detjo commented on 24 Sep 2012

lol .. this is true. duh! Guess i wasn't paying too much attention .. sorry! ;)

Calin Balut commented on 04 Jun 2012

Awsome :D now id figure out how to do it!

Alec Brindell commented on 03 Jul 2011

thanks.

How to Create a VHD

Backing up and Restoring from VHD.avi

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Dream Fall commented on 05 May 2012

Thank you, Keep 'Em Rolling !