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Pio2pio: /* Nesting virtualisation providers */

2019-08-20T23:12:08Z

Nesting virtualisation providers

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	== Hypervisor: Virtualbox ==		== Hypervisor: Virtualbox ==
	Oracle Virtualbox can nest only 32bit systems, therefore you cannot run Hyper-V hypervisor on it as it would require 64-bit Windows OS. Often this is signalled by following error message "VM-server-#### failed to start. Failed to start the virtual machine 'VM-server-####' because one of Hyper-V components is not running."		;VirtualBox 6.x: [https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=90831 VirtualBox 6.x Nested virtualization, VT-x/AMD-V in the guest]

			;prior version <6.x: Oracle Virtualbox can nest only 32bit systems, therefore you cannot run Hyper-V hypervisor on it as it would require 64-bit Windows OS. Often this is signalled by following error message "VM-server-#### failed to start. Failed to start the virtual machine 'VM-server-####' because one of Hyper-V components is not running."

	=References=		=References=

2019-08-01T19:33:44Z

Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist

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	The entry was successfully copied to {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb}.		The entry was successfully copied to {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb}.

	# Set hypervisorlaunchtype off		# Set hypervisorlaunchtype off. Allowed values on \| off \| auto
	C:>bcdedit /set {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb} hypervisorlaunchtype off #use guid from the previous command output		C:>bcdedit /set {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb} hypervisorlaunchtype off #use guid from the previous command output
	The operation completed successfully.		The operation completed successfully.

2019-08-01T19:32:02Z

Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist

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	bootmenupolicy Standard		bootmenupolicy Standard

			# Create a new entry by coping {current} context
	C:>bcdedit /copy '{current}' /d "Windows 10 - No hypervisor"		C:>bcdedit /copy '{current}' /d "Windows 10 - No hypervisor"
	The entry was successfully copied to {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb}.		The entry was successfully copied to {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb}.

			# Set hypervisorlaunchtype off
	C:>bcdedit /set {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb} hypervisorlaunchtype off #use guid from the previous command output		C:>bcdedit /set {9d2ba24e-1e98-11e9-b631-e7f466ad9adb} hypervisorlaunchtype off #use guid from the previous command output
	The operation completed successfully.		The operation completed successfully.

2019-08-01T19:28:22Z

Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist by creating Windows Boot entries

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	== Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist by creating Windows Boot entries ==		= Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist =
	Hyper-V is enabled during boot process, so creating a additional BCDEDIT entry will be the solution. Open PS in Admin mode, and run as follows:		Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist by creating Windows Boot entries. Hyper-V is enabled during boot process, so creating a additional BCDEDIT entry will be the solution. Open PS in Admin mode, and run as follows:
	<syntaxhighlightjs lang="powershell">		<syntaxhighlightjs lang="powershell">
	C:>bcdedit #get all entries		C:>bcdedit #get all entries

2019-08-01T19:27:32Z

Powershell install Hyper-V feature

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	;Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist by creating Windows Boot entries		== Allow Hyper-V and VirtualBox to coexist by creating Windows Boot entries ==
	Hyper-V is enabled during boot process, so creating a additional BCDEDIT entry will be the solution. Open PS in Admin mode, and run as follows:		Hyper-V is enabled during boot process, so creating a additional BCDEDIT entry will be the solution. Open PS in Admin mode, and run as follows:
	<syntaxhighlightjs lang="powershell">		<syntaxhighlightjs lang="powershell">

2019-08-01T07:30:04Z

Powershell install Hyper-V feature

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 Hyper-V is enabled during boot process, so creating a additional BCDEDIT entry will be the solution. Open PS in Admin mode, and run as follows:
 <syntaxhighlightjs lang="powershell">
-C:>bcdedit /copy {current} /d "Windows 10 - No hypervisor"
+C:>bcdedit #get all entries
-The entry was successfully copied to {ade52f12-1207-11e9-ad93-f3c1556fc814}.
+Windows Boot Manager
-C:>bcdedit /set {ade52f12-1207-11e9-ad93-f3c1556fc814} hypervisorlaunchtype off #use guid from the previous command output
+--------------------
 The operation completed successfully.
 </syntaxhighlightjs>

2019-08-01T07:18:37Z

Enable and Disable Hyper-V using DISM Command at elevated cmd prompt

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   dism.exe /Online /Enable-Feature:Microsoft-Hyper-V /All
   dism.exe /Online /Disable-Feature:Microsoft-Hyper-V-All
 =Automatic Virtual Machine Activation=

2016-04-11T14:14:03Z

References

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 Force VM to activate
   slmgr /ato
 =References=
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 *[https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970 Running Nested VMs] VMware community
 *[http://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2015/05/installing-managing-hyperv-vmware-workstation-11/ Installing and managing Hyper-V in VMware Workstation 11]
 [[Category:Hyper-V]]

2016-04-06T18:36:31Z

References

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	*[https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970 Running Nested VMs] VMware community		*[https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970 Running Nested VMs] VMware community
	*[http://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2015/05/installing-managing-hyperv-vmware-workstation-11/ Installing and managing Hyper-V in VMware Workstation 11]		*[http://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2015/05/installing-managing-hyperv-vmware-workstation-11/ Installing and managing Hyper-V in VMware Workstation 11]
			Oracle Virtualbox can nest only 32bit systems, therefore you cannot run Hyper-V hypervisor on it. Often this is signalled by following error message "VM-server-X failed to start. Failed to start the virtual machine 'VM-server-X' because one of Hyper-V components is not running."

	[[Category:Hyper-V]]		[[Category:Hyper-V]]

2015-11-04T23:36:12Z

References

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	*[http://blogs.technet.com/b/askcore/archive/2013/11/13/activating-virtual-machines-via-automatic-virtual-machine-activation-in-windows-server-2012-r2.aspx Activating virtual machines via Automatic Virtual Machine Activation in Windows Server 2012 R2]		*[http://blogs.technet.com/b/askcore/archive/2013/11/13/activating-virtual-machines-via-automatic-virtual-machine-activation-in-windows-server-2012-r2.aspx Activating virtual machines via Automatic Virtual Machine Activation in Windows Server 2012 R2]
	*[https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970 Running Nested VMs] VMware community		*[https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970 Running Nested VMs] VMware community
			*[http://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2015/05/installing-managing-hyperv-vmware-workstation-11/ Installing and managing Hyper-V in VMware Workstation 11]

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