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Some further notes:

- it is just a Generation 1 virtual machine
- the VHD image/differencing disk is attached to IDE 0
- there is also a SD card virtual VHD created and attached to IDE 1
- the emulator creates a Hyper-V virtual network switch of Internal type called Windows Phone Emulator Virtual Switch
- on my Hyper-V 2012 R2 it says the emulator's screen resolution of 640x800 on a 5 inch display is not supported by my virtualization platform. While it runs with 480x800 and 5 inch display.
- you can connect to the virtual machine display console with normal Hyper-V VM connection (vmconnect.exe) client as well. You will be able to see the installation progress which is hidden on the emulator by a simple message "OS is starting"
- apparently, it does not have Hyper-V integration components (HVIC) inside, because it does not integrate mouse in the VmConnect client.
- the emulator console windows features buttons such as "rotate left" and "rotate right" which is not surely present on Hyper-V