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#90
It looks ok. As a test, copy the VHD to your desktop, then mount it in Disk Management to see if it does the same.
System Image - Extract Files Using Disk Management
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New #91
I've copied it over and tried attaching the copy as a VHD, but it's still not working... It still says the folder is empty when I open it.
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New #93
If 7-zip can't do it, try Pguru.
Use the Pro version - you don't need to buy it , most of the features work unregistered.
Surprisingly useful program.
Recover deleted files, Partition manager and Windows backup - PartitionGuru
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New #94
I've tried opening the VHD files via 7-zip, but they're appear in some unknown application files (to me at least!) as shown in the screenshot below.
I've also tried using PartitionGuru, but when I selected "Open Virtual Disk File" for the VHD file, nothing happens. I'm sorry I'm so ignorant in this, but I really don't know what to do.
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New #96
The first folder is empty. The second one is screenshot below.
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New #97
For whatever reason, the files for the system image are not in the VHD.
When you open the VHD, it should basically look the same as when you open the C: drive like the screenshot under step 10 Option One.
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New #98
Have you got any shadow storage?
You can have a look with shadow explorer
ShadowExplorer.com - Downloads
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New #99
Read-only checkbox MUST be checked at first time at least
Hello all,
I have tried mounting several VHD images and I have always to allow writing (Read-only unchecked) the first I mount a given image. Otherwise I get an uninitialized drive. After a first mount with writing permission, I can mount any image as read-only. I also noticed that the date stamps are updated for the images with writing permissions at the time of first mounting operation. So something has been written to the image, even I do not even open it in Explorer.
Some explanation for that?
Cheers from France
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