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HyperV is configured, and I can add it as a vhd (but the last time I had tried this in a different situation---it wasn't able to boot). <br />
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so I'm checking to see if there is something I need to know prior to adding this vhd.
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HyperV is configured, and I can add it as a vhd (but the last time I had tried this in a different situation---it wasn't able to boot).

so I'm checking to see if there is something I need to know prior to adding this vhd.

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P2V are not often straightforward..... physical machine drivers, can cause boot issues.
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P2V are not often straightforward..... physical machine drivers, can cause boot issues.

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We have an image created from disk2vhd. &nbsp;I have a new nstall of windows 2008 and wanted to boot the vhd using hyper v. &nbsp;<br />
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anyone know how to boot the vhd in hyper V? &nbsp;<br />
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i'm looking for step by step instructions if you guys don't mind. &nbsp; thanks!
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We have an image created from disk2vhd.  I have a new nstall of windows 2008 and wanted to boot the vhd using hyper v.  

anyone know how to boot the vhd in hyper V?  

i'm looking for step by step instructions if you guys don't mind.   thanks!

boot up disk2vhd image in hyper V

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