How do i boot from a VHD?

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  1. N00berG00ber
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    whs said:
    Can you attach the VHD
    yes. I just shrunk it. going to try booting from it now
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  3. N00berG00ber
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    ok yea it keeps BSODing saying my drive is not big enough. owell screw it. is there a way I can run services.msc from the VHD when attached so I can see my settings?
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