|best| | Get-vhd

Then, a new line of text appeared on the screen, not from a command line output, but seemingly from the file itself responding to the query.

$vhd = get-vhd -Path "E:\Archives\Legacy\final_backup.vhd"

The Get-VHD cmdlet outputs an object or objects representing the VHD file(s), with properties such as: get-vhd

Get-VHD -Path "\\HV02\D$\VMs\Disk.vhd" -ComputerName HV02

This command retrieves information about the specified VHD file. Then, a new line of text appeared on

Scanning directories to find all virtual disks and reporting their types and sizes to ensure they fit within storage quotas.

Running commands against remote Hyper-V hosts using PowerShell Remoting. not from a command line output

Get-VHD returns a Microsoft.Vhd.PowerShell.VirtualHardDisk object with critical attributes: