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How can I keep a VHD image mounted after reboot?
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How can I keep a VHD image mounted after reboot?
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I'm sure there's a CLI command for this.
Depending on when the VHD needs to be mounted (before or after login), put it in a startup script, or as a batch file in your (or "all users") startup folder.
Depending on when the VHD needs to be mounted (before or after login), put it in a startup script, or as a batch file in your (or "all users") startup folder.
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Can you point me to one of those scripts?
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Sure. I think this will help:
http://www.virtues.it/2010/07/howto-diskpart/
Basically you put a bunch of diskpart commands in a file, and feed that to diskpart. And it turns out that diskpart can mount VHD's.
Note that this probably has to be executed with elevated privileges.
http://www.virtues.it/2010/07/howto-diskpart/
Basically you put a bunch of diskpart commands in a file, and feed that to diskpart. And it turns out that diskpart can mount VHD's.
Note that this probably has to be executed with elevated privileges.
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