Hyper-V image .VHD needed to An .ISO image


  1. musabhai
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    windows Xp x86
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    Hyper-V image .VHD needed to An .ISO image


    Hi to all
    i have windows images .VHD i needed to convert into An ISO image
    please tell me the Perfect way that i follow and got into an ISO image
    thanks
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  3. Kari
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    Windows 10 Pro x64 EN-GB
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    Please read this tutorial: Convert a VHD File to a ISO File
    This video is also quite good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lrks5uvhHGE

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  4. musabhai
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    on you tube video After Added virtual hard drive he is opening software shortcut on desktop please post here the software what is this please tell me .
    i am waiting of your answer
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  6. Kari
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    He is using GImageX and UltraISO.
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  7. musabhai
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    i have Registered version of Power ISO 4.7
    thanks Brother for help if i found any problem will contact you

    thanks again
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