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Jun 19, 2015  Convert-Windows Image.ps1 — WIM2VHD for Windows 10 (also Windows 8 and 8.1) Convert-WindowsImage is the new version of WIM2VHD designed specifically for Windows 8 and above. Written in PowerShell, this command-line tool allows you to rapidly create sysprepped VHDX and VHDX images from setup media for Windows 7/Server 2008 R2, Windows 8/8.1/Server 2012/R2. Convert-WindowsImage is the new version of WIM2VHD designed specifically for Windows 8 and above. Written in PowerShell, this command-line tool allows you to rapidly create sysprepped VHDX and VHDX images from setup media for Windows 7/Server 2008 R2, Windows 8/8.1/Server 2012/R2. Apr 16, 2019  Try as I may I cannot get convert to work. Here is what I am running in powershell. Running on a windows 7 machine to convert the vhdx to vhd. Convert c:paulsvhdvhd1.vhdx f:paulsvhdvhd1.vhd. I get a different failure message every time. Any thoughts anyone please, your help is always appreciated. Converting your VHD(x) files to.Wim so you can deploy them with WDS have never been more easy. TechNet Convert.VHDx to.WIM files This site uses cookies for analytics, personalized content and ads. Today I want to show you that it is even easier to do using PowerShell: All you need to do is run the following command: Convert-VHD. We will figure out whether you want the new file to be a VHD or VHDX depending on the file extension that you provide.

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).

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.

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commented Sep 13, 2016

Convert-WindowsImage is already well known commandlet used to convert Windows ISO images to VHD/VHDX: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Convert-WindowsImageps1-0fe23a8f

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All commandlets are supposed to have a verb-noun format, so I think something like Create-Dockerfile or ConvertTo-Dockerfile would make more sense to avoid confusion with the existing Convert-WindowsImage

commented Sep 13, 2016

@pcgeek86 What do you think?

commented Sep 13, 2016

@PatrickLang@ManoMarks The Convert-WindowsImage PowerShell script that is referred to isn't in the core PowerShell experience. It's a third-party script hosted on a community repository. We can still go ahead and rename the command to ConvertTo-Dockerfile. That seems more appropriate.

commented Sep 13, 2016

@pcgeek86 +1 - ConvertTo is in the approved list

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