I am using Gimagex and following method to convert vhd to iso. Requirements: - A VHD - An ISO of any Windows 7100 build (If the VHD is x86, the ISO has to be x86 also. Same thing goes for x64.) - GImageX - UltraISO Steps: 1. Start Right-click on My Computer Manage Disk Management 3. Click on More Actions and select Attach VHD, and locate. Convert-WindowsImage.ps1 is a very popular method to create VHD's with. However it's not a module, and in it's current form cant be added to one. So I have started a new project on GitHub called WindowsImageTools and posted the results to the PowerShell Gallery. It has a few functions so far. PowerShell is King – Convert WIM to VHD/VHDX with support for Gen 1 and Gen 2 (BIOS/UEFI) and then some By Mikael Nystrom on December 19, 2013. ( 10 Comments ) In my line of work, automation is important, since time is the only thing I don’t have.
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I have tried several method for conversion ( using MVMC tools and using Hyper-V modules in powershell ) of ISO file into .VHD file but the thus converted .VHD file when deployed did not work in azure. I am searching for a best approach to convert ISO file into .VHD file and thus deploy it into azure.
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If your ISO is for a Linux distribution, Azure has specific requirements for preparing the image before uploading. I would follow the instructions in the official documentation in that instance (i.e. create a VM, modify it as instructed, upload).
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If your ISO is for a version of Windows, creating a SYSPREP'd VHD seems like a valid approach. My go-to tool for this in PowerShell is Convert-WindowsImage. Don't forget to use
-VhdFormat VHD
-- Convert-WindowsImage creates a VHDX by default, but Azure requires the VHD format.Convert Iso To Vhd Powershell Download
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