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I used Disk2vhd to make a VHD from an existing server running Windows 2008 R2. &nbsp;After setting it up as a VM in Hyper-V Manager, and installing Integration Services, the VM will boot but will not respond to the network. &nbsp;I checked to make sure it had an IP address, but this was not the problem.<br />
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When being logged onto the VM I could ping itself but could not ping the VM host or anything else on the network.<br />
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I was able to install the Legacy NIC and get it to work, but this is not ideal since its only 100MB.<br />
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I am also experiencing and issue where the mouse cursor will not move outside the VM window unless I press CTRL+ALT+Left Arrow.<br />
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I have reinstalled the Integration Services with no success. &nbsp;I would prefer to uninstall and reinstall the Integration Services but cannot find a way to uninstall them.
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I used Disk2vhd to make a VHD from an existing server running Windows 2008 R2.  After setting it up as a VM in Hyper-V Manager, and installing Integration Services, the VM will boot but will not respond to the network.  I checked to make sure it had an IP address, but this was not the problem.

When being logged onto the VM I could ping itself but could not ping the VM host or anything else on the network.

I was able to install the Legacy NIC and get it to work, but this is not ideal since its only 100MB.

I am also experiencing and issue where the mouse cursor will not move outside the VM window unless I press CTRL+ALT+Left Arrow.
	
I have reinstalled the Integration Services with no success.  I would prefer to uninstall and reinstall the Integration Services but cannot find a way to uninstall them.

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