Win8 improved one-click mount VHD virtual disk tutorial

  
Windows8 has been released for a while now. I don’t know how many friends have upgraded to Win8? I believe there should be a lot of it. Windows8 has a lot of different improvements compared to previous Windows, and it really makes Our user experience is even better. Before the release of Windows 8, we introduced some very user-friendly improvements of Windows 8, such as support for directly mounting ISO files, eliminating the trouble of installing virtual CD-ROM software. In fact, in addition to directly hanging in the ISO file, in Windows 8, it also supports direct double-click to mount the VHD file, which is an improvement compared to Windows 7.
The following is a demonstration of this feature for everyone!
The full name of the VHD file is called Virtual Hard Disk, which is a virtual disk. It is a disk format introduced by Microsoft. Install the operating system in hyper-V. At that time, the operating system can be installed in this virtual disk file. VHD can be said to be very important for ordinary consumers or professional IT technicians. In Win7, we can install the operating system directly in one. In the VHD file, it is booted directly from the VHD at boot time. The operating system installed in the VHD is no different from the operating system installed in the disk drive, and the VHD is just a single file and does not occupy a single disk. Partition. In Windows 7, if we want to view the contents of a VHD file need to be in the disk tube
first run Windows+R input diskmgmt.msc carriage return.

Eject the disk management interface.

Click on the action and select the additional VHD.

After clicking Browse, select a VHD file.

This VHD file will be mounted after clicking OK.

But in Windows 8, this process has been greatly simplified. In Windows 8, we only need to double-click on the VHD file, and the system will automatically complete the series of steps we just performed.

Is it very convenient? If you uninstall, just need to uninstall the USB flash drive, just delete it directly in the notification bar. Or in the disk management, right click on the disk to select the VHD, so that the VHD file will be uninstalled, or offline to temporarily remove the VHD file from the system.

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