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I would be more worried about the disk errors. Might be worth doing a CHKDSK /R on the host machine, followed by CHKDSK /F on the VM.
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I would be more worried about the disk errors. Might be worth doing a CHKDSK /R on the host machine, followed by CHKDSK /F on the VM.

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I would say not. Check your power management settings on the Host and in the VM to make sure its set to max performance and to never to go to sleep or hibernate. I take it your host is WS2102 but you haven't mentioned what the VM is. It sounds like a power management issue to me.
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I would say not. Check your power management settings on the Host and in the VM to make sure its set to max performance and to never to go to sleep or hibernate. I take it your host is WS2102 but you haven't mentioned what the VM is. It sounds like a power management issue to me.

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Power management is where to check .. I am concerned with the disk warnings though
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Power management is where to check .. I am concerned with the disk warnings though

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still looks like a server issue, the chkdsk didn't find anything
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still looks like a server issue, the chkdsk didn't find anything

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none of the answers fitted unfortunatly
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One of my virtual machines closes down every night and this is the only event log that records, is it related?<br />
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One of my virtual machines closes down every night and this is the only event log that records, is it related?

Virtual Machine shuts down every night

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Hyper-V

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