Windows Hyper-V Virtual Machine Tutorial

[@ghomerhust]

BIOS CHECK: you CAN see if Virtualization is turned on by going into the Task Manager on the CPU tab under "Performance." below the graphs, you can see specs on the chip, including cache sizes and whether or not Virtualization is enabled.

[@noelohashirodriguez]

I will do that tomorrow ASA I sit on my desk ❤. I had data corruption on my IP pbx software after I performed a physical restart on my Dell server (I had forgotten to enable auto restart on Power outage, on BIOS)

[@godofwar39]

Thankyou king

[@karthikprasath1722]

that's a clean tutorial. explained exact things and no wrapped stories this is the channel i'm looking for

[@ricksegalCanada]

As a fellow MSFT Alumni (complete with my yearly MS Store credit!), it is a pleasure watching your channel continue to thrive and grow. You style is outstanding. Rock on, Kevin.

[@ricksegalCanada]

@thawne7993 It is an association where former Microsoft employees come together, get some benefits, etc.

[@MisterK-YT]

@@ricksegalCanadaMSFT Alumni? Just curious, what’s the “yearly MS Store credit”?? Like the MS “App” Store? How much of a credit?

[@kevmorris3000]

I love how you make the technology so simple to use. Keep it up.

[@ivanwill]

Nice reminder about VMs. Even more so if you have limited space for PCs are home, easy to merely create a VM. The only other thing I would have added to this video was the location of the files for the VM, and the location of the virtual hard drive for the VM. Another great video...

[@KevinStratvert]

Good tip!

[@WickedWench62]

Thank you for the great video, Kevin. I am getting ready to try to install a Windows XP 32 bit virtual machine on my Windows 10 Pro laptop and your video helped me know what to expect once I finish. Both your speaking and action speed were perfect. Not so fast I was forced to keep rewinding just to make out what you say like many of the videos I've tried to watch.

[@AFuller2020]

Try to share your network connection map a USB device to Hyper, not.

[@davidadams421]

I've recently used a virtual machine to test Microsoft Teams and Zoom QoS settings, basically replicate two completely independent meeting participants. One lesson learned was that the virtual machine microphone device is disabled by default, to enable you have to make sure the Virtual Machine Connection app is set to Enhanced Session, then when the Enhanced Session options appear on connection, navigate to Show Options > Local Resources > Remote Audio > Settings > Remote Audio Recording > Record from this computer. Took me a while to figure that one out! HTH

[@Blue-Robin]

Lol I forgot my bios password, so I had to reset my bios settings. This meant that I had to take out the cmos battery and wait forty minutes. However, the cmos battery got stuck, so I was doing random stuff for a while to get it out. Turns out tape works the best if it ever gets stuck. I then waited a painful 40 mins, and it finally worked and I turned on VM settings in the bios. Thank God.

[@UndeadBoogie]

I did this a long time ago and needed a quick refresher for a job interview. This video was perfect, thank you!

[@mohamedelsheraiy]

I love your videos and I always learn something new. I would also like to see a comparison between Hyper-V and VirtualBox.

[@annoholics]

The main difference is that Hyper-V is running directly on your hardware while VirtualBox is running on your OS. Actualy, when you install Hyper-V, your installation of Windows will actualy become a VM. It is not visible as a VM but in reality it is. This means that Hyper-V is more efficient. I am not to familiar with VirtualBox but Hyper-V is in essence enterprise software. Although I believe they turned some enterprise features of on the Windows 10 version of Hyper-V but the Windows server version of Hyper-V has all kinds of enterprise features like clustering. Hyper-V has rather similar features as vSphere, the hypervisor software from VMWare. If you are really interested in Hyper-V then there is a lot to learn and it is almost magical. Did you know you can move a VM that is running from one computer to another computer without turning the VM off?

[@kylehill3643]

@@annoholics Hyper V has no sound sadly so no good.

[@Adam1994c]

@@annoholicsyou know if they is a way to use virtual box but with an iso image being windows? Using Ubuntu it’s automatically going with Linux

[@UnpopularOpinionSports]

Not sure why, but i've listened to a ton of people talk about this information & you do the best job for my neurodivergent brain to understand it. Thanks man, you're helping me big time

[@PWingert1966]

I used virtual machines on an IBM/370 using) OS/VM back in 1980. We implemented our own operating system n the machine as a virtual computer. We have the kernel, process manager, memory manager, utilities, and a compiler as well as login and session managers. It was so cool back in 1987!

[@myassin]

Thanks Kevin! Your videos are amazing. I learnt a lot from you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@KevinStratvert]

Thanks for the note Muhammad! My pleasure!

[@ghal1607]

An excellent and helpful presentation in a short time. Great job Kevin.

[@BertAustin]

You should talk about the pain to reliably backing up/restoring these Hyper-V guests on Windows 10 Pro. A video about an automated way of doing that without spending a fortune on additional apps, that would be great.

[@rinaldus4512]

Starting my journey into learning Powershell, and really wanted to use a VM to ensure I don't bork my personal computer. You made setting this up very easy!

[@gajabathiarjuntg2390]

Thanks Kevin. This is interesting to work with one computer but different operating systems. Hyper V is very useful. Hats of Kevin :)

[@MalcomLow]

Was trying to resolve the problem of enabling the Hyper-V feature until saw your segment on the BIOs part. Thanks for tip! Got it resolved!

[@brandong.1857]

I want to learn Linux but I always tweak things until they break. Nice to have a safe place to do it in now, I can fall back on Windows when I get lost. Thanks Kevin

[@GusGuitarPD]

Such great video! I just bought the Windows Pro license because of you. They should give you some commissioning! Thanks for the amazing tips and videos!

[@SumanRoy.official]

lol no, it can be installed on windows home as well, with few tweaks

[@SilichipX]

I just bought Win10 Pro and I know now how to set-up virtual Win11, thanks to your tutorial video. 👍

[@SilichipX]

btw; Great videos, earned yourself a sub. Keep it up! 😎

[@SavageGothamChess]

Thanks for sharing this video of Hyper-V. This virtual machine is going to be very useful for great stuff. Amazing video and excellent content 👍☺️👌

[@VinhNguyen-ul8yg]

That was a very simplified, explanation of windows hyper-v. Just what I needed. Thanks

[@boyafrika]

i have never watched a tutorial so pleasant

[@SAIFULLAHJAMIL]

Great video walking through VMs for beginners.

[@benque7491]

Great intro to Hyper-V my dude appreciate the video

[@Marvel_Edits_19]

At 2:40 there is the easiest way to check virtualization is enabled or disabled. Just go to Task Manager then Performance tab and then click on the CPU option and under the CPU utilization graph check for the virtualization option. I checked it in that way because in my BIOS there is no option of Virtualization.

[@leonpratt9205]

how did you turn on virtualisation if there wasn't an option in the BIOS? Im having the same problem where I cant find the option and on task manager virtualisation is disabled.

[@rajsekharrao9594]

@ 2:36 You don't need to get into bios for "checking" whether virtualization is enabled or not Simply open Task Manager > Performance > CPU > under CPU graph look for Virtualization: if enabled your good to go // if not you might need to get inside bios and look for Virtualization. Mine was already enabled (default) or maybe the guy who built my pc did it IDK.

[@SB-kg2ik]

Great job as usual Kevin for explaining what might appear as Hyper-complex :-) Please keep up the great job !

[@QQ_Victory]

Great video that covers everything you need to know but isn't bloated.

[@strokerace563]

Thank you for making such a great video. This content is what I’ve been looking for for a few weeks now refreshingly will explain, I’ll be back for more ! Cheers!

[@r_amorosi]

Thank you, so helpful and easy to follow. Great tutorial.

[@RCINRVRTWN]

Very clear explanation and tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

[@PuterExpertCustomPrinting]

excellent video i always consider myself a pc expert with about 25 years experience in computers however your videos teach me a lot that i dont know keep it up kevin

[@vchirilov]

Awsome presentation. As usual clear and tidy.

[@kenyayopp1653]

A far better explanation than TestOut. Thank you!

[@AvanishKesharwani]

What a wonderful topic and explanation....

[@marcossiqueira7606]

Thank you very much. I didn't know my windows installations lacks hyper-V :(

[@Dr.MichaelHabib]

This is awesome. Thank you Kevin. Keep it up buddy.

[@virtualjoedub]

Brilliant! Awesome communicator! +1 Sub! I look forward to more of your content. Cheers!

[@InformatiqueDompierre]

Good video, precise and to the point, especially all the what-you-have-to-have-before-you-can-start stuff!

[@KyanoAng3l0_24]

Thanks! I initially switched from Home to Pro for the GP editor to disable unnecessary stuff in Windows 10+. It's nice that you get this other good stuff. Gonna stick with Pro from now on. I'm now considering migrating from Workstation Pro, which has been giving me problems with virtualizing Windows XP (esp. in the later versions for some reason).

[@contactrajpal]

Excellent crispy session!!!

[@emmanueladjei4985]

You are a life and Job save. Thank you

[@raptorek7]

Thanks for the tutorial. One thing - if you are working on a restricted account, you need to run Hyper-V as an administrator.

[@adesanyaireayomide7964]

you're awesome... i followed it step by step and i got it. thank u

[@MyChannel706]

Awesome information packed into 11 minutes!

[@TheHiddenBlade2024]

Completely awesome thank you for the amazing information!!!

[@JKordero]

So easy and I was fighting with VM from oracle. Thanks dude.

[@UpwardsOnly89]

Can I just give a shoutout of how clean and polished your videos are? The video quality is better than how I see the real world haha. Other than that, the content is on point and concise. If it was 2026, I would think you're AI generated Kevin

[@gex581990]

no talk of network sharing, internet, hard drive access, or any of that. great help

[@shasha6790]

Thanks for sharing clean explained video on virtual machine.

[@reth340]

Very nice tutorial Kevin! Thank you.

[@DannyGreco-n7g]

Excellently explained. Very informative, precise.

[@dinil5566]

Thank you, now can I add hyper-v in my resume skill list??😅

[@jrodriguez4024]

Great video Kevin. Was just reading about this and wanted to see it in action.

[@herajcreations]

Great video. Simple and easy to understand. Thank you.

[@gerth.burgstaller6412]

Thanks Kevin, great video - very helpful for my new job...

[@VersAReview]

Kevin is definitely one of the best source of information when it comes to microsoft! Keep it up! Always looking forward to your videos and tutorials!

[@haidermakki]

Many thanks for the great illustration Can you please make another one how to install MacOs on Hyper V

[@KevinStratvert]

I'll add to my list. I have to check on the legality as well! I believe Apple has terms that say you should only install on Apple hardware. Let me dig in some more.

[@diego16160]

Hands down this is the best guide on this topic I've seen.

[@bretttanner3787]

Great video and thanks for creating such a vsluable tutorial for those of us looking to explore virtual machines.

[@fortunemokone342]

Hey please make a video on how to use Microsoft Azure 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@KevinStratvert]

Thanks for the suggestion! I've added this to my list. Stay tuned. Cheers!

[@leonsaunders21]

Azure is so vast that Kevin will need another channel

[@ruripapi]

@@leonsaunders21 not really its been way easier overtime

[@ruripapi]

@@leonsaunders21 not really its been way easier overtime

[@Amirhamemirofficial]

@@KevinStratvert hi kevin. Ive installed a wondergul vm on my pc . I want to be able to do ther capture from my blackmagic device via usb3. How do i import the settongs on my pc to the virtual machine tovsee there those devices?

[@haroldbubuli1319]

This tutorial is really neat. You earned my sub.

[@JibplayzYT]

you make these vids really easy and and understanderble thx

[@rlmast]

wow thanks! Very well layed out. I will be digging through your vids to further educate my self! subbed

[@KevinStratvert]

Awesome, thank you!

[@techsensor4482]

CONGRATS KEVIN 1 MILLION SUBSCCRIBERS

[@markpickens7026]

Simply, well-done!

[@a1eks_under]

спасибо, всё очень понятно и доступно , без лишней воды 😎

[@billalkhwaja438]

Great stuff Kevin. Have you done a video on setting up Active Directory and Group Policies on a VM and how one can use VM's to act as different file servers such as one VM for Domain Controller, one for File hosting, one for printers etc? and then how to manage the backups etc? Cheers

[@marilynflores4559]

Very good video! Very straightforward, very easy to follow. Thanks

[@schweppescreamsoda]

Good stuff. Very educational and informative. Straight to the point.

[@aron-zi6ut]

thanks for the tutorial big upgrade from windows sandbox

[@hamudbinali3065]

Thank you so much Kevin Stratvert this was very informative.

[@wilkintorbor7726]

As an information technology student with emphasis in system administration, I hardly applauded you for the video. keep on the good work. Bravo Kevin,

[@ZendelWashington]

interesting use of “hardly.” 😅

[@reginaldmarselus4742]

Do a video of "WINDOWS FEATURES TURN ON OR OFF" - go through each feature, explaining each and why we might need it or want it or maybe just avoid it altogether. This is the first time I have discovered this list. A video with explanations will be very helpful and educational.

[@mihaivirciu4674]

Great video, Kevin. Thanks a million!

[@hectorcabrera5426]

Great tutorial i learned alot. Hope you make more videos like this in the future.

[@straaightttt]

this helped me a lot thanks.

[@felixbaez3650]

Thank you Kevin. Excellent video.

[@22buran]

This makes me reconsider playing on Faceit

[@VictorIsiborReviews]

I also create content on my KZbin channel so I know how much work goes into content creation. I must say you’re doing a great job Kevin.

[@JohnSBCB]

It was all going so well until 6:23 minutes into the video. When trying to progress there were no OS's offered. Could you please tell me what my options are at this point? TIA

[@ibrahimolaitan1218]

Simple and easy to follow process. Thanks Kevin

[@EiswaffelGHG]

Well, i already know that stuff but it kind of entertains me xD. I think it would be a great tutorial for beginners!

[@theJoachimMurat]

Such a simple guide thanks man

[@sameermujawar5595]

Kevin thanks a lot for such informative knowledgeable Vedio ✍, This vedio is super cool and its very very easy to understand 💯, thanks a lot 🙏🙏🤗

[@adyanrehan3360]

Love that u are in virtual machine's and OS.Make videos about hackintoshing linux and videos of outside windows.

[@KevinStratvert]

Thanks for the suggestion! I've added this to my list. Stay tuned. Cheers!

[@irulkomputer]

thanks mr. kevin

[@provicide8129]

Thank you, I've been getting hacked alot so I'm testing files on this.

[@triochannel2097]

This is fantastic. Thanks Kevin

[@WMD4929]

Veru good presentation.

[@marcuspoon8248]

wow.thanks for the video . it is so easy to follow and good way to practice other os. thanks alot

[@iDroiD-Gaming]

Thank you so much. That was really helpful

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

Oh wow! Is there anything you cannot do! Best of luck to 600k Subscribers!

[@tobiaszwojnar1465]

Greate step by step tutorial

[@Susie_security]

great tutorial and I look forward to more from you :)

[@Azizbekkadamov77]

very useful

[@TVDramaHome]

Thank you for your amazing video tutorail

[@jesusrubio6125]

Great video, easy to understand. I join my voice to Mohamed Elsheraiy. I would really love to see a comparison between Hyper-V and Virtual box.