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How to fix the server from not shutting down. Due to Hyper-v virtual management service.

We have had this issue for a while on a server 2012 r2 running hyper V.
Whenever we try to reboot the server or just restart the Hyper V service. it fails to stop.

I have been reading some articles online but have not found a definitive fix except to uninstall RRAS service or uncheck a setting in the Vswitch properties.
(Allow Management operating system to share this network adapter) this needs to be unchecked.

Or i read other articles to use a second nic which the server does have 2.

Does anyone know of any other possible fixes or if Microsoft solved this in an update?
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I have two very thorough EE articles on all things Hyper-V:

Some Hyper-V Hardware and Software Best Practices
Practical Hyper-V Performance Expectations

Unbind the virtual switch, set up a Lbfo Team on the two ports, bind the virtual switch to the newly created team, and finally bind the new vSwitch to the VM(s).
Hello

According to what you say, the VM does not shut down or restart, even when you restart the hyper-v service?

If so, try to force the shutdown of the vm by means of a command in powershell, I indicate the command:

Stop-VM -Name VM1 -Force

Where (VM1), there you will place the name of your VM.

Validate if the command works for you and notify me

Greetings.
Hello

Could you perform the tests mentioned?

regards..
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Thanks Guys I will try all these out soon. Haven't had a chance to.
Goodnight,

In account, please notify us of the results when you perform the tests.

I remain attentive to your comments.

Regards...
worked Great after updates