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  I want to create a Hyper-V VM from ATI backup. I have used the Convert to VHD feature of True Image and it works well. Create the backup (proprietary TIB-format) · Open Disk Management: Windows-Key + R > diskmgmt. · In Disk Management, click Action > Create VHD >.  

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The second method is universal, but involves using command line a lot and is more for advanced users and system administrators.

EasyBCD is a boot manager software, free for personal, non-commercial use. Following steps 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 from these inctrustions will give the same results as using the Method 1, purely by Microsoft-provided means, without any third-party software. This method requires working with Windows command prompt. Namely, commands bcdboot and bcdedit are used. While these instructions are not as easy to follow as using EasyBCD, they give the greatest level of flexibility and could be useful in some cases.

Skip to main content. Applies to: Acronis True Image Operating Systems: Windows. Hovever, you can use a bootable media. I am just now needing to create a VHD file from a. But your instructions are confusing to me. First off, I have installed Classic Shell which replaces the start menu with one that looks more like Windows 7.

I discovered this after uninstalling Classic Shell. Secondly, before step 2, your instructions say to choose Create VHD and to choose the location. Then, step 2 says to format the virtual drive. How do I format a virtual drive? Do you mean to format the disk where the virtual drive is located?

If I go that route in Disk Management, a message appears that says "Formatting this volume will erase all data on it. So, if I format the disk, the VHD file will be erased. Will you elaborate on your method? You may want to take a closer look at the new ATIH product version as this now includes an option to convert a backup. In reply to You may want to take a… by Steve Smith.

Unfortunately it requires full disk imaging which means if i have two partitions C and D; D being for data That might require too much space. Last update: There are several reasons why Acronis recommends doing this: You can boot your machine from the converted VHD file to test if it is not corrupt and works fine; You can boot from the converted VHD for testing purposes.

For example, to install a new application and see if it runs fine; You can keep the converted VHD file for emergency situations. For example, if your machine crashes and you need to get it up and running in no time, you can just boot from the VHD file. In Windows 7, the VHD file can be mounted as an additional drive.