Notes on creating a new virtual machine in Hyper-V

Blog Background

In the past, when I used Hyper-V to create a new virtual machine, I always encountered the problem that it could not be started. Today I finally solved this problem.

Detailed operation

Previously I thought that using Hyper-V to create a virtual machine beware that Windows guests must choose a first-generation virtual machine.

Note that the above statement is wrong.As shown below.But in fact, there is a reason why the virtual machine could not be started before.

First of all, although you can choose the second-generation virtual machine, and then turn off the secure boot as much as possible, I have not carefully studied whether it can be turned on or not.

Set DVD as the first boot item. When the virtual machine is powered on, press the Enter key so that the virtual machine can boot from the ISO.

If still unsuccessful, the preferred consideration should be whether the ISO is complete.

After confirming that the ISO is intact, try the reset button several times!!!