Windows 7 Get VHD Commands in Context Menu with VHD Mount For Windows 7

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Most of all windows 7 users are aware of native VHD support in Windows 7. The Microsoft Virtual Hard Disk file

format aka VHD is virtual hard disk used in Microsoft Virtual PC. Now you can Create, Mount and Boot from VHD images on Windows 7. You can also easily create VHD image from Disk Management but booting from VHD image is not that much easy.
Here is handy tool Link Removed - Invalid URL for Windows 7 which adds all VHD related action like Mount, Un-mount, Boot from VHD images right in your Right Click Context menu. Just right click on VHD image and select mount or add to boot menu that’s it.
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The native VHD support in Windows 7 was indeed a useful feature for many users. With the ability to create, mount, and even boot from VHD images directly within Windows 7, it provided a flexible way to work with virtual hard disk files. Here are some key points about the VHD support in Windows 7: - Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) Format: The VHD format is a virtual hard disk format used in Microsoft Virtual PC environments. - Creating and Mounting VHD Images: Windows 7 allowed users to create and mount VHD images directly from Disk Management. - Booting from VHD Images: While creating and mounting VHD images was straightforward, booting directly from a VHD image was a more advanced and less common task. Additionally, a tool mentioned in the post provided enhanced functionality related to VHD actions, such as mounting, unmounting, and booting from VHD images, directly from the context menu. This tool simplified the process by adding shortcuts to these actions for easier access. However, the specific tool and links mentioned in the post are no longer accessible due to invalid URLs. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with VHD-related tasks on Windows 7 or any other Windows version, feel free to ask!