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You have a computer named Computer1 that has a virtual hard disk (VHD) named Disk1.vhdx.
You plan to configure Computer1 for dual boot from Disk1.vhdx.
You need to install Windows on Disk1.vhdx by using dism.exe.
What should you run before you install Windows?
A.
Add-Windows Image
B.
bcdboot.exe
C.
bcdedit.exe
D.
bootcfg.exe
E.
bootim.exe
F.
bootsect.exe
G.
diskpart.exe
H.
Expand-Windows Image
Explanation:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/commercialize/manufacture/desktop/boot-to-vhd–nativeboot–add-a-virtual-hard-disk-to-the-boot-menu
Correct
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/boot-to-vhd–native-boot–add-a-virtual-hard-disk-to-the-boot-menu
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I would say that you need to run diskpart (as per link shared in the explanation) to create partitions on the target computer. If VHDX already exists and stored locally, then you need to run bcdboot first to add boot entry. It is in my humble opinion, just the question does not give a clear indication of what had been done already creating VHDX.
Cheers,
Rustam.
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