How to split a file into parts while maintaining the ability to work with it?

Question

Windows

tell me, please, there is a need to split one larger file into several small files, while it should be possible to work with this file as with a normal one, i.e. for example, this is a movie, a very large scheme for a drawing program, or maybe even a whole folder with a game, you need not just cut it into parts, but so that later all these parts are perceived as one source file and you can work with this file in the same way ( without gluing back the parts).
I tried in linux, and there is nothing smarter than creating the required number of block devices from files (file.01 file.02 ..), then connecting them through a software jbod into one disk, I didn’t think of it, but it works
and in windows, I can not do anything yet. I tried to make a virtual disk .vhd and, as Google suggested, cut it into small parts .vhd .v01 .v02 .. but it didn’t work for me.
maybe someone has some ideas?
I know, for example, that when creating a virtual disk, vmware workstation offers to divide it into 2 GB files, but is there something similar in windows (in the same hyper v)?

Answer 1

make several virtual hard disks .vhd .vhdx and merge them into raid 0