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Posted by: jheysen
« on: 15. November 2012., 02:18:17 »

Quote from: Samker on 13. November 2012., 19:07:03
Quote from: Pez on 13. November 2012., 11:13:35
Some cool feature to use in Windows 7.
Checkout the Native Boot.

Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7:

http://youtu.be/gEnIO9KRlLo

"Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7. Creating, managing and imaging VHD (virtual hard drive) files with "Disk management" and the command-line tool "diskpart". Transfering bootable images to VHD files via ImageX.exe. Booting from VHD files using Windows 7's Native Boot capability."

Sounds interesting, I'll try this on my Win 7. ;)

Tnx P..  :up:
Interesting... Might try it when I find some time... :p
Posted by: Samker
« on: 13. November 2012., 19:07:03 »

Quote from: Pez on 13. November 2012., 11:13:35
Some cool feature to use in Windows 7.
Checkout the Native Boot.

Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7:

http://youtu.be/gEnIO9KRlLo

"Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7. Creating, managing and imaging VHD (virtual hard drive) files with "Disk management" and the command-line tool "diskpart". Transfering bootable images to VHD files via ImageX.exe. Booting from VHD files using Windows 7's Native Boot capability."

Sounds interesting, I'll try this on my Win 7. ;)

Tnx P..  :up:
Posted by: amko_sa
« on: 13. November 2012., 18:33:39 »

Does this mean that I can choose witch OS to boot between installed OS and attached VHD file?
Posted by: Pez
« on: 13. November 2012., 11:13:35 »

Some cool feature to use in Windows 7.
Checkout the Native Boot.

Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7:

http://youtu.be/gEnIO9KRlLo

"Using VHD files and Native Boot in Windows 7. Creating, managing and imaging VHD (virtual hard drive) files with "Disk management" and the command-line tool "diskpart". Transfering bootable images to VHD files via ImageX.exe. Booting from VHD files using Windows 7's Native Boot capability."

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