Domain Controllers Warning Event ID: 10154. SCVMM P2V fails with Error 2910 (0x80070005) Access Denied. How Time Synchronization works in Hyper-V. Failover Clustering & Hyper-V: Planning your Highly-Available. I use it from time to time when a need a fast solution and i don’t have time to do it the “real” way and in this case the real way is using MDT of course. mergefolder: Names of folders that you would like to have in the image MSU files that you would like to have in the image unattend: Path and name of an unattended XML file disktype: Dynamic, Fixed or FastFixed (FastFixed requires VHDTOOL) vhd: Name and path to the VHD file you would like to have That will create a 40gb dynamic VHD file in less than 3 minutes (Yes, I do have a SSD disk), but it also have a bunch of other commands that could be used to make it more fun 🙂 The command line to create a VHD file is quite simple:Ĭscript f /wim:g:\sources\install.wim /sku:1 This tools i really nice actually, but it only supports Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. The OS (You only need the Install.wim, but I’ll guess you already have the DVD somewhere anyway) WIM2VHD, and that’s just a small download 
WAIK (Well, you only need Imagex, but if you have WAIK installed you have that) It always seem to be NOW or yesterday that things need to be done, wonder why… You know, suddenly you need to have a VHD file of Windows Server 2008 R2 and a Windows 7 machine, like NOW. Sometimes you need a fast way to create a reference image. the install.wim file in the Vista/Windows7/Server 2008/Server 2008 R2 installation media, and then attach that VHD to a Hyper-V virtual machine. You can use WIM2VHD to quickly create a VHD from a WIM file, e.g.
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