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Windows 10 and Hyper-V dynamic memory
It seems that Windows 10 does not behave nicely in a Hyper-V virtual machine, also running on Windows 10.
My laptop has plenty of memory and is running Windows 10 build 10586.63.
Normally I configure a new VM with dynamic memory enabled, because I saw no reason why not. Now I found one: Windows 10 as client OS does not like that. All my Windows 10 VM's reported only about 1.5 GB usable with 4 GB configured. Not surprisingly, they were all dead slow.
When I disabled dynamic memory in the settings, the problem went away.
This may severely limit the number of VM's you can be running simultanously!
Bart