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this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2023
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One way could be to use imaging tools such as Acronis.
Make a bootable .iso and and extra .vhd for a second HDD
Boot into the .iso and make your image on the second drive.
Then disconnect the .iso and boot your VM normally.
Then once VM has booted, set up SMB share for the second HDD, then use that to copy the image from the VM second HDD to the actual VM host.
Then make a bootable Acronis .iso, copy the image from hyper v host to the bootable Acronis USB, and you will have achieved you goal.
But need an acronis license, or some equivalent and similar software.