How to Create a Virtuelle Maschine In Windows 10 verwenden Hyper-V Manager, PowerShell, und Schnell erstellen.
Create a Virtual Machine with a Hyper-V Manager console
1. Starten Sie Ihr Hyper-V Manager Console and click Neu;
2. In the drop-down list select Virtuelle Maschine;
3. In the new window press Nächste;
4. Enter the name of your VM, in meinem Fall 21-109-10-sccm.
NOTIZ: At this stage, you may change the folder in which vm config files store. Or use default settings as I.
Klicken Nächste;
5. Wählen Sie die aus Generation of your VM. (for old Windows, Linux better to use Generation 1). Ich benutze Generation 2. Klicken Nächste;
6. Enter the memory size for your VM. (You may set Use Dynamic Memory for this machine). Klicken Nächste;
7. Select an early-prepared network connection. In this deployment, Ich benutze External. Klicken Nächste;
8. Create a new one, use existing VHD(X), or select Attach a virtual hard disk later (to attach later). My VM Generation 2, so it uses VHDX format. Klicken Nächste;
9. Select from where you installed Operating System to VM or select Install an operating system later. I use prepared *.iso of Windows 10 1607 x64 EN, stored in folder D:\ISO. Klicken Nächste;
10. Überprüfen Sie die zusammenfassenden Informationen und klicken Sie Beenden;
11. Our VM was created!
But don’t hurry run it. You can do more in-depth configuration.
Create a Virtual Machine with Windows PowerShell
If you want to build a large-scale virtual environment with multiple VMs running at the same time, PowerShell is the tool to choose.
1. Laufen Windows PowerShell (Admin).
2. Run the following script:
New-VM -Name <Name> -Path <Path> -NewVHDPath <VHDPath> NewVHDSizeBytes <Erinnerung> -Generation <Generation> -MemoryStartupBytes <Erinnerung> -SwitchName <SwitchName>
3. Check in Hyper-V Manager to verify whether the VM has been created.
Der PowerShell script can be extended by including additional configuration options. Zum Beispiel, you can set up the VM memory by including the following cmdlets:
Set-VM -Name <Name> -ProcessorCount <Number of Processors> -DynamicMemory -MemoryMinimumBytes <Erinnerung> -MemoryStartupBytes <Erinnerung> -MemoryMaximumBytes <Erinnerung>
To explore other PowerShell cmdlets and how they can help in managing a virtual environment, run this command:
Get-Command -Module hyper-v | Out-GridView
You will see a list of all PowerShell commands, which you can include in your script.
Create a Virtual Machine with Hyper-V Quick Create
Hyper-V Quick Create was specifically designed to make the process of creating VMs even easier and faster, as it can be completed in just a few clicks.
1. Offen Hyper-V Quick Create;
2. Select an OS from the list on the left, or install a guest OS from an ISO image file (.iso) oder ein VHD Datei (.vhd or .vhdx) by clicking Local installation source;
3. Klicken Change Installation Source and select the required file. The Secure Boot option can be checked only if the VM will run Windows;
4. Klicken More options in the lower right corner;
5. Type the name of the VM;
6. Choose the virtual switch;
4. Klicken Create Virtuelle Maschine to start the process.
