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VHD
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VHDVirtual Hard Disk (Microsoft)
VHDVirtual Hard Drive
VHDValvular Heart Disease
VHDVery High Density
VHDViral Hemorrhagic Disease
VHDVehicle-Hours of Delay
VHDViscous Hammer Damper (air rifles)
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Managing Explosive and Unexpected Growth -- Although converting physical machines to virtual machines is an asset for building dynamic data centres (fluidity, disaster recovery, backups) virtual hard drives become extremely large flat files--a typical Vista Ultimate install consumes ~15 gigs of local storage for the OS alone, not counting data files--and storing these files can quickly become unmanageable.
You cannot virtualise in a vacuum by Cole, Owen / Software World
Inother words, it's a virtual hard drive that lives online.
Keep Your Files in the Cloud with ZumoDrive by Network World Middle East
Most, if not all, virtualization solutions offer a migration tool to take an existing physical server and make a virtual hard drive image of that server to the driver stack.
5 reasons to switch to virtual servers: everyone is touting server ... by Ullman, By Ellen / University Business
 
 
 
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