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Creating a Virtual Hard Drive The first step in creating a virtual hard drive is to determine how much space you want to allocate to it. Here, we will concentrate on creating a VHD of 2GB capacity but one can make a VHD of whatever size as per the requirement. To achieve this, right click on My Computer, select the Manage option and when the window for computer management appears, highlight Disk Management under storage item and click the create VHD under the action menu.

Now select the location of the computer where your virtual hard drive will be placed and mention the size of it. It can be created on the local hard drive or external drive. You also need to decide whether you want it to be dynamic in expansion or with a fixed Office 2011 Mac Serial size. The dynamic one expands in its size as you continue adding files to it but the fixed VHD does not expand. After this you will be able to see the virtual drive listed as an unknown & unallocated space in the disk management. To start using this, right click on it and select initialize disk option. In the initialize disk box, keep the MBR (master boot record) option checked and press Enter. Right click on the unallocated area again to select Windows 8 Key the option New Simple Volume.

Right click on the unallocated area and select New Simple Volume. It will open a new simple volume wizard where you can choose the amount of space, the drive name and the formatting option. Choose the space you want Office 2010 Key and a drive letter which is not in use. For formatting, select between NTFS, FAT or FAT32. Check the options of file compression and quick format if required.

Once completed these steps, you will get to see the virtual hard drive letter displayed along with the other Office 2011 Mac Serial hard disk drives in the disk management. This is a great feature which lets us use it like we use other disks. One can encrypt the drive, share it with others and store files and data on it. It adds extra functionality and extra options to your computer. You can also make it a bootable disk and include it in your computer repair software kit. After you are through with the creation, the next step is to perform the backup.

For backing up your important files and folders in your newly created virtual hard drive, you can easily drag the files from their location and drop them in the designated folders of the new drive. You can also set the new drive as a backup device by using the Windows backup & restore utility or any other backup application as preferred by you. We will here use the windows 7 backup and restore utility. For this, type backup and restore in the search box of the start menu and press Enter. Then Windows 7 Key click on setup backup from the backup and restore window. It will show another window asking for the backup location, select the VHD as the destination. After this it will ask what you want to backup. Here, select the option let me choose. Now you can go on and select the files to be backed up by un-checking the option include a system image of drives. You can also schedule the backup at a specified schedule. Once selected all the files to be backed up, click save settings and run backup. It will start the backup process.

These steps are easy to perform. However, should you face any problem, contact a certified Microsoft technical support service provider.