Windows 10 in Hyper V doesn't launch

Created Hyper-V (type 1), installed Windows using the .iso.
All went fine, the usual stuff.
But, at the very end, at reboot, Windows 10 stops, it does not continue launching Windows.
Hyper-V is enabled in "Turn Windows features on or off"
VT-x is enabled in BIOS
Windows 10 x64, the VM is also 10 x64

Followed the steps in the Microsoft tutorial "Create Virtual Machine with Hyper-V on Windows 10" -
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vi...irtual-machine
and selected Generation 1 (at point 6)

Below for info.

really no idea what goes wrong.


Attachment 398623

Anyone??

Thanks.

After you got to that point, did you click on "connect"?

Garyw said:

After you got to that point, did you click on "connect"?

Yes, I did.

Created a video, as per attachment.
It is RAR file containing a MP4 file
"W10VM - Virtual Machine Connection (Virtual Machine Connection).mp4"

mp4 files are not allowed to be uploaded.

The weird thing is that ocasionally(!) only when shutting down, I see my name flashing by, which is not the case when launching.
Like right now, when shutting down ....
probably nothing will happen though

cereberus said:

See tutorial section how to use HyperV.

https://www.tenforums.com/members/kari.html

This refers to 19 pages of "Visitor Messages".

Let it rest, I give up.
I tried various ways, tried "Generation 2" VM, tried with Quick Create, tried .. I don't know what else.
Hyper V seems to be a bit more complicated it seems than VMware.

Ended up with errors like

Virtual Machine Boot Summary
1. SCSI DVD (0,1) The boot loader failed.
2. SCSI Disk (0,0) The boot loader did not load an operating system.
3. Network Adapter (00155D010104) A boot image was not found.
No operating system was loaded. Your virtual machine may be configured incorrectly.
Exit and re-configure your VM or click restart to retry the current boot sequence again.

Or

"
Press any key to boot from CD or DUD
Start PXE ouer IPv4.
"
failing to load the windows.iso

You could try turning off enhanced session mode:

Coincidentally I clicked on a button in the toolbar that apparently made the VM switch to 'basic mode' and see there ....
I got the login screen!
Finally...
Then Outlook on host didn't work and I needed to make changes to the network card settings, TCPIP4 DNS things to make it work again.

All in all I started exploring VMware Workstation Player...
(hesitate to pay another usd 120 incl VAT for upgrading my Pro version)

Anyway, thanks for the tip!