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They will sit there, minding their own until you need them again.ĭo this after enabling remote access and all those good things. Remove-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Shell, Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infraĭon't do an Uninstall-WindowsFeature as this removes the binaries as well which you don't want.

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Quick thought, is there 4 gigs or more than of RAM on the server? If only 2 gigs of RAM it might be better to install and configure everything then remove the server GUI and Server Manager, preferably using PowerShell: Probably a good idea to use an IPv4 address along the lines of 10.x.x.x or 131.x.x.x. With a static IPv4 address, as this is a test environment I would go with a /24 mask (255.255.255.0) and set the default gateway to the server itself. If you are adding Active Directory Domain Services, create an internal switch, after you have created the VM and add the switch to the shutdown VM just before you add AD DS. Using Add Roles and Features in Server Manager. Restart the server, even if you have done everything correctly and followed the instructions to the letter. Make sure there is nothing left on the updates, literally.

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Then restart the server and do a full update. Most annoying, especially when you have to go and look for them. Do all of this logged into the server that you have Hyper-V installed on.ĭon't do it remotely, for whatever reason which I will look into one day, it usually works but very occasionally leaves a few tattered strays behind. This last bit is very important, because deleting a VM does not remove the VHD files. Is to uninstall Hyper-V, after first deleting the VM's and the VHD files. I assume this is a test environment you doing this in? This has happened to me a couple of times the reasons are as varied, but I find the best thing to do I am beginning to suspect that there is a problem within your installation of Hyper-V. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, there's a bunch of folk my wife calls her 'purchasing power'.

I should point out that it always handy to have a notepad and pen handy to note down any error codes that appear. If there are any problems, these will be displayed along with an error message and an error code. If this VM starts correctly then all should be well and your other VM's should be able to start normally as well.

Window appears select 'Start' from the buttons and see what happens. Wait a few minutes, then using the Hyper-V Manager click 'Connect', once the VM Once the installation has completed, stop the VM using the Hyper-V Manager, right click the VM in the Virtual Machines pane and select 'Shutdown' rather than 'Turn Off'. Follow everything it tells you to do - it doesn't normally tell you to run through the streets wearing nothing but your undies :D - and see what happens. Go through the process, I usually grab a coffee and watch the screen like it's a good movie.

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