You have a VHD used to boot your PC or server (see Boot from VHD). You need to make this VHD bootable as Hyper-V VM.
This would not work by default. You will need to execute the following sequence of tasks.
Note: the following sample commands assume that you mount your VHD as disk F:
Change startup mode for “IntelIDE” driver from “3” to “0”. (That may be already the case depending on how you OS boots in Boot from VHD scenario).
Using this procedure you should be able to create a dual-boot system that works perfectly both when started with Boot from VHD on real hardware and in Hyper-V VM.
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Excellent
Worked for me, thanks -
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For UEFI install use F:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD instead of F:\Boot\BCD
BIOS: F:\Boot\BCD
UEFI: F:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD