![]() Or may it be the issue doesn’t have any roots in the R520 platform specifics?ĬPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2440 0 2. Some people out there have succeeded with it adjusting some particular CPU features in BIOS, but with PE R520 I can see to only turn VT feature ON or OFF as a whole, via OMSA or the console.Įxecuting “bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto” with administrative privileges gave the same nothing.Īs experienced, Hyper-V on Windows 2008 R2, previously hosted on the platform, had none of such a weird complication.Īmong CPU attributes, everything is enabled but the “Demand Based Switching(DBS)” and “Turbo Mode” ones.Ĭan I do anything aside of returning to W2008R2 to solve this issue and to make the Hyper-V on W2012R2 to work properly on R520? The BIOS interface doesn’t provide a way to adjust the “virtualization technology” any deeper, f.ex., enable or disable only VT-d or smth. ![]() ![]() Turning “virtualization technology” and “execute disable” CPU features in BIOS on and off and on again (reboots in between) gave nothing. It just doesn’t start VMs, complaining that “hypervisor not running” (event 20148, Hyper-V-VMMS) and “Virtualization infrastructure driver (VID) not working” (event 15350, Hyper-V-VMMS). ![]() The drawback of this scenario is that no settings related to the network, processors, size of RAM memory etc. Having trouble executing virtual machines on Hyper-V of Windows 2012 R2 Standard at PE R520. The only way to export the virtual machine from Windows 10 to Windows 8.1/2010 R2 is to stop the virtual machine you want to move and to copy its vhd or vhdx file to the target Hyper-V host. ![]()
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