Creating VHD in GPT disk


  1. hummer7
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    Creating VHD in GPT disk


    Creating a VHD is pretty simple on MBR disks. I now have 2 TB GPT disks in my desktop.
    I could not attach VHD to a GPT hard disks.
    Please advise me how to create and attach VDH to GPT disk in general?
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  3. Ztruker
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    Maybe the info in here will help: uEFI Boot to VHD - TechCenter Extras - Wiki - TechCenter Extras - Dell Community
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