mikekolmsft
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Updated now, but deleting the volume is unnecessary. RT @: HowToGeek - How To Delete a VHD in Windows 7
about 22 hours ago
from Seesmic
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This information is not correct! RT @: HowToGeek - How To Delete a VHD in Windows 7
10:36 PM Nov 23rd
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@ the big advantage is the smaller attack surface on HVS because less code is running in the parent partition.
8:53 PM Nov 18th
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@ not that I can think of - the HVS OS uses less hard drive space & RAM, and runs fewer services. Not enough for an extra VM, tho.
8:51 PM Nov 18th
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@ stand-alone hyper-v server uses fewer resources in the host partition, leaving more available for virtual machines.
11:36 PM Nov 17th
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@ Integrated Scripting Environment - it's a script editor specifically for powershell.
4:25 PM Nov 14th
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:: raises hand :: RT @: Wanted: Proof that @ is on time & accurate. Who wants to go stand outside big and record it?
10:36 PM Nov 3rd
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@ We use the API to fix the disk ID so the boot loader finds the disk in a VM, otherwise there are broken references. (2 of 2)
12:27 PM Nov 3rd
from sobees
in reply to garrymartin
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@ BCDBoot records info abt. the disk, incl. mount info when run. VHD Boot wrks w/ that info, VM Boot doesn't. (1 of 2)
12:23 PM Nov 3rd
from sobees
in reply to garrymartin
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@ Gary, can you give me more context for that statement? I think I know what it is, but I want to be sure.
11:15 AM Nov 3rd
from sobees
in reply to garrymartin
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@ If by "used" you mean "natively booted", then yes. Otherwise, VHDs can be used by lots of different programs, not just on Win7.
11:11 AM Nov 3rd
from sobees
in reply to ProphetPVD
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@ thanks for the pic. I will look into this. Would you mind submitting an issue on the wim2vhd website so I can track this?
11:55 PM Nov 2nd
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in reply to pbrouillet
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Took me too long to figure out : RT @: Just realized Powershell has negative array indexing ($array[-1] = the last element).
10:11 PM Nov 1st
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@ were you using the latest version of wim2vhd when you had that problem?
6:43 PM Nov 1st
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in reply to pbrouillet
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@ if you have a system that can run 64-bit Windows, then yes.
8:17 PM Oct 26th
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in reply to MartinHatch
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@ Hyper-V Server must be managed remotely.
12:58 PM Oct 24th
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in reply to ecscrescendo
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@ to manage Hyper-V srv, use Hyper-V Manager in admin tools. On Win7, dwnld RSAT to get it. On r2srv, install it from features
12:57 PM Oct 24th
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in reply to ecscrescendo
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@ Yes, you can see other volumes. VHD boot exposes the VHD as another type of storage device, so there are no VMs used to do it.
4:31 PM Oct 22nd
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in reply to neil_rees
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@ there wouldn't be any point, really. Can't run the hypervisor in a virtual machine, so there's no nested virtualization.
4:22 PM Oct 22nd
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in reply to bxboy
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RT @ Update to Disk2vhd - V1.2 fixes the space requirement calc. for the volume the VHD will be written to.
4:20 PM Oct 22nd
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- Name Mike Kolitz [MSFT]
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