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What is Boot from VHD?

is a new feature in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 provides us the ability to boot our PC from a VHD file, without using virtualization software or partition discos.De this way we can run the system using all the hardware on your PC, and even to install the Hyper-V role on our Windows 2008 R2 or use the Mode in Windows XP 7.
should I know before I start?
The advantages I imagine that they are already, but what about the disadvantages. I'm always blogging and trying "new discoveries", but reaching a certain point some functions do not run and do not know why, so I'll put this segment before.
- If you run these steps on the notebook with SATA in AHCI mode, when it seems it is starting correctly, Blue Screen!. To function properly your disk should be in IDE mode or compatible. (Like me suffer!)
- The operating system. VHD must be Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2.
- The size of the VHD albeit dynamic, must not exceed the disk space. (In our case gave us a blue screen if exceeded)
- The performance decreases about 3% (That said, I did not notice difference.)
- Hibernate and Bitlocker can not work in some scenarios. The disk containing the VHD can not Bitlokeado.
- The procedure WAIK to me alone I ran from Windows 2008 R2. I'm seeing if I find out why.
- A request for Fabian Imaz CUMUY the talk, we will investigate what happens if the VHD is on an external USB drive. This requires SETTINGS Special resulting from changes in the lyrics of the units on the USB. Publish the method as soon as possible.
How to install a machine that boots from a VHD from the Installation DVD?
Here is the most practical if you want to start on your own computer.
1. Boot the computer from the installation DVD.
2. In the main screen of the installation, do not choose "Install Now", go to repair the system -> using tools, or press Shift + F10 to access the command line.
3. Start the utility partition by running the comandodiskpart.
4. Create new vdisk ejecutandocreate VHD file = "C: \\ Path \\ nombre.vhd" type = expandable maximum = TamañoenMegabyte
5. Select the new VHD to mount as a disk vdisk físicoselect file = "C: \\ Path \\ nombre.vhd" attach vdisk

6. Then close the command line and return to the home screen of the installation.
7. Start the installation as normal, selecting the virtual disk system disk. Ignore the message that Windows can not installed on this disk.
8. After installation, if you want to enable the hypervisor to do the following: - Start bcdedit / set {} hypervisorlaunchtype IDGenerado auto
The following image is an example of how to stay on my computer.


How to install a machine that boots from a VHD using WAIK?
First download the Windows Automated Installation Kit from the Microsoft website: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=696DD665-9F76-4177-A811-39C26D3B3B34&displaylang=en install
the product to access imagex.exe tool which we will prepare the VHD.

will create the VHD using the following commands, remember to check the disc numbers and others who depend on your system. Create
diskpart

vdisk file = C: \\ virtualmachine \\ Hyper-VServer \\ HVServer.vhd maximum = 25000 type = expandable
Select vdisk file = C: \\ virtualmachine \\ Hyper-VServer \\ HVServer.vhd Attach List

disk vdisk

select disk 1 create partition primary select partition 1


active format fs = ntfs quick exit

assign

The following image will show as did that of my pc

Execute WAIK console take us to the PATH where the imagex.exe
We put the installation DVD or in my case, mount the ISO of Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 for testing.
We run the following command: imagex / info D: \\ sources \\ install.wim
The importance of this step is to see what the IMAGE INDEX installation of the system.
As shown in the image in my case is 1.
execute the deployment
this comandoimagex / apply D: \\ sources \\ install.wim / check 1 F: \\

here already have the VHD, so using the following procedure can do boot to continue the installation.
Using an existing VHD.
In the operating system, running from the command line as follows.
1. bcdedit / copy {current} / d "Description"
2. bcdedit / set {} device nuevoidgenerado vhd = [C:] \\ path \\ nombre.vhd
3. bcdedit / set {} osdevice nuevoidgenerado vhd = [C:] \\ path \\ nombre.vhd
4. bcdedit / set {} detecthal nuevoidgenerado on
5. bcdedit / set {} hyperlaunchtype nuevoidgenerado
car if I have Windows Vista?

If you have Windows Vista SP1 on they have bcdedit.exe including the executable, but this is not the same as Windows 7 and commands that do not have.
For this reason we are going to do is update manually as follows:
From a computer already running Windows 7 copies the boot files, such as a flash drive. Copy bcdedit.exe and bootmgr.
C: \\ windows \\ system32> xcopy / h / y bcdedit.exe f: \\
C: \\> xcopy / h / and bootmgr f: \\ Then boot the computer with the DVD of Windows 7 or Vista and access to the console as we saw earlier in order to run the following commands.
C: \\> attrib bootmgr-s-h-r
E: \\> xcopy / y / H bootmgr c: \\ bootmgr
E: \\> xcopy / y / h bcdedit.exe c: \\ windows \\ system32 I was wrong! How do I delete the boot to create?
execute the following command to clear entries generated using the appropriate ID. In my case
bcdedit / delete {0c75687a-9668-11de-aa2f-8f5180f2ee69}

hope the info will help in making these settings and any questions or comments to orders.
A hug.
Carlos Rovira - Juan Barrios