Which of the following statements best describe the features of a fixed-size VHD?
Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose two.

A.
It offers better performance by eliminating the fragmentation associated with the growing file.

B.
It has a set amount of hard disk space and that amount does not change.

C.
It uses the space that is being used currently by the VHD.

D.
It provides a way to set up the VHD if hard drive space is limited on the server.

Explanation:
Fixed-size VHDs have a set amount of hard disk space and that amount does not change. Fixed size
means that each VHD is set to a specific hard drive storage space and that space is taken by the
system even if the VHD is less than what is set. As an example, if 16GB is designated to a fixed-size
VHD, then all 16GB will be taken by VHD on the hard disk immediately – regardless of how much the
system is actually using.
However, the fixed-size VHD option offers better performance by eliminating the fragmentation
associated with the growing file.
VHD. So if a dynamic VHD is set to 20GB but the VHD is currently using only 10GB, then 10 GB is all
that is currently being used by the dynamic VHD. This is the way that a user wants to set up his VHD
if hard drive space is limited on the server.