![]() In the details pane, select Microsoft UEFI Certificate Authority in the.In the navigation pane, select Security.Open the Hyper-V Manager, right-click the VM, and then select Settings.To resolve this issue, follow these steps: If you are running Windows 10 Version 1607 (Anniversary Edition), the Hyper-V firmware will already have the Windows Server 2016 TP5 boot manager blacklisted.įor example, when you set up Hyper-V on a Windows 10 Version 1607-based system, if you then create a Windows Server 2016 TP5-based virtual machine (VM), the VM does not start. WE use VMware at work, can anyone guess why? I use VirtualBox at home. I cannot get Generation 2 to boot a SIMPLE ISO (which confirmed works) ALL because some dimwit at MS thought it would be a good idea. MS is dying a slow and painful death, they don't support Linux (integration included with Hyper-v? No you have to download separately). What does that even mean? why does this have to be complicated?īecause someone in their infinite wisdom decided to change something. I used the *SAME* ISO that worked on a GEN1, SAME HOST OS, nothing is changed, just using MS crappy Generation 2 VM (which fully supports Windows 8 and windows 2012) and I can't even install the OS. I have to boot SCSI DVD, totally ridiculous. OS installs FINE, nothing wrong with the ISO, my machine or the install of Hyper-V. This Hyper-V is the WORST implementation I have EVER seen. ![]() I have been doing virtualization Administrator for 8 years now.
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