Virtualization has become a cornerstone for organizations and individual users seeking flexibility in software environments. Hyper-V, Microsoft’s built-in hypervisor, is often touted as an accessible and powerful option, especially when it comes to Windows platforms. While Hyper-V on enterprise...
In a surprising turn of events, Microsoft's Windows 11 Development Environment virtual machines (VMs) have essentially ghosted their users. Yes, you read that right—the highly sought-after VMs have disappeared from Microsoft's download page as of October 23, 2024. This abrupt vanish act has left...
hi,
i have all my vm's on an external storage
now, i have a new pc but i also need all my vm's so my idea is to connect the external storage to my new pc and get all vm's up an running
is it possible? any idea?
Hello guys.
I have a server running windows 2012 R2 backup services.
The server has a Hyper-V with 3 VMs on it.(C drive)
The E Drive has 2 VM's.
I want to do a bare metal backup with a externa HD with 3.7TB size available.
My drives size are:
C: 1.8TB available 150GB
E: 650GB available 270GB...
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Hi All
Wondering if anyone knows a command to remove the DNS entries within the advanced TCP/IP settings?
The primary and secondary DNS IP need to be changed with the tertiary and quaternary DNS IP. Simple enough doing it manually but there's over 50 VMs this needs to be done on so i'm trying...
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29 select videos, posts and shows from last week. Next week will be interesting with the Microsoft MVP invading the Redmond campus for MVP Global Summit...
One of the highlights of last week was the DEVintersection 2015 event of which you can watch a number of sessions and keynotes on-demand...
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sharepoint
surface book
surface pro 4
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windows 10
Scott speaks with Matthew Snider about Azure Service Fabric. The Service Fabric is the system that is underlying Windows Azure itself, and it's now being made available as a programming model for developers to create "Born in the Cloud" applications. How do apps live, work, and scale beyond just...
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As the summer wraps up here are just 25 of the many videos, posts and episodes from last week...
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C# 6 makes coding even easier. Watch how Link Removed guides the discussion by comparing previous approaches to common tasks with new ways introduced in version 6. Features covered...
Last week we launched something new, something we don't do very often at all, a new Channel 9 hub just for Visual Studio, https://channel9.msdn.com/VisualStudio. expect this hub to explode with content in the coming months (which makes sense given Visual Studio 2015's release)
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Mark Russinovich, CTO of Azure, announces the GA of Premium Storage as he demonstrates the performance of Azure Premium Storage and DS series VMs.
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This month's live episode of SQL Unplugged has Shawn Bice, Nigel Ellis, and Rohan Kumar answering your questions on everything from SQL DB, G series Azure VMs, Sterling and more! It sure was fun to do this live and take your questions on air...
I have a sony vaio core i7, 8 gb ram windows 8 pro with hyper-v for windows 8 installed and working. my issue is that all my vms come up fine but after about 10 minutes of inactivity they automatically shut down. I have set all my power options in both the vm and my host as never on all the...
For example, I keep VMs of legacy Windows for client support. IF, for whatever reasons, you are running VMs of Operating Systems remember they, too, require updating... (their) browsers, Adobe, Java, Microsoft Updates, security tool(s) for A-V & A-M, CCleaner, et al; AND the same TLC, too...
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I (had) put this in Tutorials but, then I noticed this section & it belongs here, too.
Installed VMs in Hyper-V such as Win7, Vista or XP want to connect to the Net.
After, installing a VM OS & setting up a Virtual Switch the VMs may see no internet connections.
The Integration...
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I have a serious memory leak in nonpaged pool, which happen to be Irp packets. Here is the whole story.
The system is Win7 Ultimate x64 which I primarily use to host some VirtualBox VMs. Around beginning of May I noticed that the box started to lock up and it was rock solid for almost a year...
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Can you see the gauges, read the info in or on them? I built the box. Was XP/Vista. Then Vista & 2 Win7s. Now 2 Win7s. Also, for the duration, now & going forward, any number of VMs, be they XP, Vista , 7 or whatever. VMs are for testing & client support.
Cheers,
Drew
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Graham Calladine, Security Architect with Microsoft Services, joins us to talk about an ITPro-focused overview of the securing Windows Azure roles, certificates, endpoints, storage accounts and operations.
You’ll learn about:
Specifics of securing various types of Windows Azure roles (Web...