20694B: Using Mobile Devices to Access RDS
In this video demonstration, you will see how to configure a virtual hard disk (VHD) with native boot to allow you to boot to a Windows 8.1 computer natively or to a virtual instance of the system. You will learn what the requirements for VHD with native boot are. Additionally, you will see how to:
Have unsuccessfully tried to boot from a VHDX file before. I'll give this tutorial a try. What about a tutorial to boot from a VHDX with Ubuntu inside?
I have tried booting from a VHDX file using Hyper-V on Windows 8.1 Pro. Guess it is not the same as using Hyper-V on Windows 2008/2012R, right?
Why does he do "select disk 2" before exiting DiskPart? This is totally useless and it totally gives away that this guy is reading a script and has no clue what he's doing.