I have a Surface Pro 4 with a 128 GB micro SD card to expand storage space. Sadly, Windows sees the SD card as a removable device and not a permanent hard drive, I did find a guide on how to work around this(See link below), however I am having trouble automatically mounting a .vhdx on startup. I created a .vhdx on the SD card, as the guide said, and want the .vhdx to mount on startup using task scheduler.
I have tried to use powershell and a .ps1 file to mount the .vhdx, however, this has not worked.
Mount-DiskImage A:\Fix.vhdx
Screenshot: Disk Management
I am following this guide: Configure Surface to use MicroSD as Primary Storage
According to your screenshot, Fix.vhdx is on I:.
Mount-DiskImage I:\Fix.vhdx
Note that, depending on your OS (Windows 8), you must be an Administrator to mount the disk. If you have the Hyper-V Cmdlets available, prefer ´Mount-VHD´.