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Virtual Hard Disk Getting Started Guide
Microsoft Corporation
Published: July 2009
Author: Trina Gorman

Abstract
This guide provides an introduction to virtual hard disks (VHDs) in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. It includes an overview of technologies that you use to configure VHDs, as well as procedures to help guide you through deploying VHDs.
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Contents


Virtual Hard Disk Getting Started Guide 1

Getting Started with Virtual Hard Disks 5

Introduction to Virtual Hard Disks 5
In this topic 6
Introduction 6
Supported operating systems 6
Overview of tools 7
Common usagescenarios 8
Scenario one: Image consolidation 8
Scenario two: Server provisioning 9
Scenario three: Server repurposing 10
Scenario four: Application development and validation 10
Scenario five: Virtual desktop infrastructure 11

How to Perform Common Tasks 12
In this topic 12
Creating, attaching, and detaching VHDs by using Disk Management 12
Create a VHD 12
Attach anddetach a VHD 16
Creating, attaching, and detaching VHDs by using DiskPart 17
Create a VHD 18
Create a dynamic disk 18
Create a differencing disk 19
Attach and detach a VHD 20
Creating a bootable VHD 21
Before you begin 22
Step 1: Use DiskPart to create and attach a VHD 22
Step 2: Locate the install.wim image to apply to the VHD 24
Step 3: Apply a .wim image tothe VHD 25
Using the Install-WindowsImage.ps1 Windows PowerShell script 25
Apply image by using the ImageX deployment tool 26
Creating VHDs by using Hyper-V 28
Preparing a VHD image for boot 33
Prepare a VHD image for native boot 33
Prepare a VHD image to boot inside a virtual machine 35
Deploying a bootable VHD by using Xcopy 36
Deploying VHDs by using Windows DeploymentServices 38
Migrating VHDs between physical and virtual environments 38
Move from a virtual to a physical environment 39
Move from a physical to a virtual environment 39
Servicing images 42
Add drivers 42
Add Windows features 43
Backing up images 43
Performing advanced tasks by using DiskPart 43
Expand VHD 44
Extend partition 45
Compact a VHD 46
Merge VHD...