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japmac 01-24-2010 02:58 PM

MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot menu
 
Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
Windows 7).
I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
The instructions are as follows:
In an elevated command prompt enter:
bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
{guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
but I still get the formentioned errors.
Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?

Andrei Andrade 02-10-2010 07:32 PM

RE: MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot menu
 
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/978189

"japmac" wrote:

> Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
> Windows 7).
> I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
> and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
> the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
> not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
> The instructions are as follows:
> In an elevated command prompt enter:
> bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
> bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
> {guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
> but I still get the formentioned errors.
> Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?


LT 02-20-2010 06:55 PM

RE: MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot menu
 
Try
bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=w:

This book is riddled with errors and makes self paced training painful. I
am stuck at the very next line - bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice
vhd=c:\vhds\myvhd.vhd

the kb posted does not have these corrections.

"japmac" wrote:

> Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
> Windows 7).
> I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
> and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
> the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
> not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
> The instructions are as follows:
> In an elevated command prompt enter:
> bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
> bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
> {guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
> but I still get the formentioned errors.
> Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?


concretelizard 02-24-2010 08:48 PM

Errors in the 70-680training ket
 
Have a look at http://oreilly.com/catalog/errata.cs...=9780735627086, as this has a list of corrections for the book which may help

Radiance 03-31-2010 06:00 PM

RE: MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot men
 
i found the correct commandlines here:

http://blogs.technet.com/aviraj/arch...on-part-2.aspx

"LT" wrote:

> Try
> bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=w:
>
> This book is riddled with errors and makes self paced training painful. I
> am stuck at the very next line - bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice
> vhd=c:\vhds\myvhd.vhd
>
> the kb posted does not have these corrections.
>
> "japmac" wrote:
>
> > Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
> > Windows 7).
> > I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
> > and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
> > the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
> > not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
> > The instructions are as follows:
> > In an elevated command prompt enter:
> > bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
> > bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
> > {guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
> > but I still get the formentioned errors.
> > Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?


Radiance 03-31-2010 06:39 PM

RE: MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot men
 
the commandlines to which ik referred don't seem to work after all.


"Radiance" wrote:

> i found the correct commandlines here:
>
> http://blogs.technet.com/aviraj/arch...on-part-2.aspx
>
> "LT" wrote:
>
> > Try
> > bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=w:
> >
> > This book is riddled with errors and makes self paced training painful. I
> > am stuck at the very next line - bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice
> > vhd=c:\vhds\myvhd.vhd
> >
> > the kb posted does not have these corrections.
> >
> > "japmac" wrote:
> >
> > > Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
> > > Windows 7).
> > > I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
> > > and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
> > > the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
> > > not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
> > > The instructions are as follows:
> > > In an elevated command prompt enter:
> > > bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
> > > bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
> > > {guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
> > > but I still get the formentioned errors.
> > > Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?


Radiance 03-31-2010 07:14 PM

RE: MCTS 70-680 training kit. Using bcdedit to add VHD to boot men
 
check:
http://www.amazon.com/70-680-Errata-...sin=0735627088

"Radiance" wrote:

> the commandlines to which ik referred don't seem to work after all.
>
>
> "Radiance" wrote:
>
> > i found the correct commandlines here:
> >
> > http://blogs.technet.com/aviraj/arch...on-part-2.aspx
> >
> > "LT" wrote:
> >
> > > Try
> > > bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=w:
> > >
> > > This book is riddled with errors and makes self paced training painful. I
> > > am stuck at the very next line - bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice
> > > vhd=c:\vhds\myvhd.vhd
> > >
> > > the kb posted does not have these corrections.
> > >
> > > "japmac" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi I am currently going the Microsoft Press 70-680 training kit (Configuring
> > > > Windows 7).
> > > > I have created a virtual disk in disk management and formatted it with NTFS
> > > > and the disk is online so all good, but when I follow the instructions to add
> > > > the disk to the boot menu using bcdedit I receive the errors "the device is
> > > > not valid as speciifed" and "the parameter is incorrect"
> > > > The instructions are as follows:
> > > > In an elevated command prompt enter:
> > > > bcdedit /copy {current} /d "myvhd" - this returns the GUID , so far,so good!
> > > > bcdedit /set {guid} device vhd=partition w: - i obviuosly have replaced
> > > > {guid} with my specific guid and the volume label for my virtual drive is W
> > > > but I still get the formentioned errors.
> > > > Anybody any ideas where I am going wrong?



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