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VM fails to start in Hyper-V server
I have Windows HyperV Server 2012R2 with a virtual machine "DC1". This morning, during windows server backup, the building lost power.When electricity was returned, DC1 VM failed to start stating that it was missing DC1_69E13A45-C913-43CA-887
Can I just click "Remove" button in the DC1 VM Settings screen?
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Since the snapshot was created during a Windows Server Backup VSS snapshot, create a new VM shell, bind the existing .VHDX file, boot, clean-up networking, reboot. Done.
In Hyper-V Manager:
1: Create a new VM shell
2: Bind the existing .VHDX file
3: Boot the VM
4: Console in
5: Clean-up networking
6: Reboot the VM
7: Done
1: Create a new VM shell
2: Bind the existing .VHDX file
3: Boot the VM
4: Console in
5: Clean-up networking
6: Reboot the VM
7: Done
Basically you want me to created a new virtual machine and point the hard drive to an existing DC1.vhdx, right?
The existing VM has the snapshot associated with it.
Just start with a fresh VM shell.
And get a better UPS system.
Just start with a fresh VM shell.
And get a better UPS system.
@Philip
I created a new virtual machine "DC", pointed the hard disk to existing DC1.vhdx, started new VM and OS came up.
Thank you for your help!
I created a new virtual machine "DC", pointed the hard disk to existing DC1.vhdx, started new VM and OS came up.
Thank you for your help!
We have a number of SMT1500 and up series APC units with the network management card installed. It's important to put a server grade, sine wave specific, UPS system behind a server or set of servers.
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