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Where do you get vhds?
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I'm trying to test out one of brinks tutorials, I'm very new so I have no idea what I'm doing but that's why its beta testing.
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You don't need to already have a VHD you can create 1 using Brink's tutorial. You can also get pre-loaded (with Windows 7) VHD's from the more popular torrent sites
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anyone have time to chat with me like on aim or yahoo about some windows 7 stuff so I don't clutter the forums
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I do not use IMs or chat stuff like yahoo. but if you want toi chat over Win7. You can join me on mirc.
private network but open to the public
/server irc.dhcnetwork.com
/join #windozxp
I am there most of the time.
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Don't know if this was ever solved, but Im going to jump in anyways.
I don't know what you are trying to do with VHDs, but you don't "get" them. You make them. Go into Disk Management (where you can see all drives and partitions) and on the right side you will see More Actions. Click on it and select Create VHD.
That just creates, essentially, a partition within a partition. This would allow you to install another OS on it, or use it as a lock box, etc.
~Lordbob
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Did you alos see the other portion 'ADD VHD"
well that adds the VHD so you can see what all is there. Then if you made an image of that uncompressed VHD then save the image as install.wim
you can then copy that into the old uncompressed ISO and have a newer updated version. That is also how i went from 7106 to 7229 to 7231 to 7260. Then upgraded to 7264. You might want to add this portion.
And YES, YOU CAN GET THEM .. THAT IS THE WAY MICROSOFT ALLOWS SOME PARTNERS TO UPGRADE.
They use to only send small.exe packages with which we slipstreamed that into Whistler.
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