Mar 13, 2019 dism.exe /Online /Disable-Feature:Microsoft-Hyper-V-All. Conclusion: That’s all. We tried our best to provide you best working guide about how to enable and disable hyper-v on Windows 10. If you have any suggestion or question do comment in the comment box, we will try to give your answer. Oct 04, 2018 I have tried a load of thing to turn hyper-v off but every time I run VMware still say it running tied the two way in here also tried Powershell. Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V-All. And tied cmd. Dism.exe /Online /Disable-Feature:Microsoft. ISunshare blog Step 1: Type Turn Windows features on or off in the Windows search bar and hit Enter to open it. Or you can navigate to Control Panel Program Turn Windows features on or off. Step 2: Uncheck the box of Hyper-V and click OK. Restart your computer to disable Hyper-V completely. Re: Server 2019 Hyper-V VM using GPU You can also use RemoteFX vGPU feature on Windows Server 2019. Although the config UI of RemoteFX vGPU has been removed from Hyper-V Manager of Windows Server 2019, you can configure RemoteFX vGPU by using Powershell on Windows Server 2019.
Each time I create (or recreate) a virtual machine in Hyper-V using one of my SysPrep'ed images, I usually end up having to do a quick Internet search for:
device manager show hidden devices
I'm a little embarrassed to say that I simply can't remember the environment variable that I need to set in order to remove what I call 'stale' network adapters in Device Manager.
Note that if you don't properly export/import a VM in Hyper-V (and instead simply copy VHDs around like I often do), then you'll end up with a network adapter named something like 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter #2' (and a hidden network adapter named 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter').
I'm not aware of any issues by not deleting these network adapters, but I still like to clean them up anyway.
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Here is the process that I use to cleanup the network adapters:
Start an administrator command prompt and then run the following two commands:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
start devmgmt.msc
In the Device Manager window:
Click the View menu and then click Show hidden devices.
Expand Network adapters.
Right-click each network adapter that begins with Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter (e.g. 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter', 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter #2') and click Uninstall. When prompted to confirm the device uninstall, click OK.
If you notice any extra Microsoft ISATAP Adapter items, then uninstall those as well. (I occasionally see these, but it doesn't happen all the time like the duplicate VM Bus network adapters.)
Right-click Network adapters and then click Scan for hardware changes. (This will recreate the default adapter named 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter'.)
You should now have exactly one VM Bus network adapter (and one Microsoft ISATAP Adapter).
Also, just in case it's not completely obvious, you should do this cleanup before configuring any network settings like DNS servers or a static IP address.
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Perhaps if the environment variable was devmgmt_show_hidden_devices (instead of devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices) then I could actually remember it 😉