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Thanks Shawn, I went with the create vdisk option during installation and it's all good.
However is it normal to have to attach a VHD after each boot? Is there anyway for it to automatically load on start-up?
Thanks Shawn, I went with the create vdisk option during installation and it's all good.
However is it normal to have to attach a VHD after each boot? Is there anyway for it to automatically load on start-up?
While attaching a VHD through Disk Management will not add it to the boot files, I'm not certain as to why you had to keep attaching it though.![]()
That's why I was a little confused. I followed the tut and it attached fine through both disk management or the command prompt, but it didn't want to stay attached after a re-boot![]()
I deleted that original vhd and created one during installation, but even the new vhd with 7264 installed doesn't show up attached within 7100.
I changed the drive letter and even created a new test vhd in the cmd prompt and that doesn't attach automatically either
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I just attached the two existing vhd's and even created a new one from within 7201 and they still disappear after a re-boot
im having the verysame problem i create a perfect RECOVERY(D:)\ CREATE ME A NEW SYSTEM IMAGE .BACKUP MY SYSTEM AND EVERYTIME WINDOWS UPDATE NEEDS TO REBOOT TO FINISH THE INSTALATION MY VHD IS HISTORY HAVE TO GO REATTACH IT that gets a little old its shure fluttstrating i would like to know the trick on keeping it mounted permanatly running out of options
Last edited by johnny66; 05 Aug 2009 at 10:17. Reason: found someone having the same problem
Hiya guys...
I am trying to create a VHD so I can trial win7x64 and I have hit a virtual wall....
So far I have followed the tut and created the VHD file and now it doesn't show up in computer management...
I have looked at where I placed the .VHD file and its there but nothing showing up at all...
Have I missed something?