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Windows 8.1 Knowledge Base Hyper-V Manager Setting for a Server

Hyper-V Manager Settings for a Server

There are two types of settings for a Hyper-V server, namely server and user parameters.

Open the Hyper-V Manager

Steps to open the Hyper-V Manager on local computer.

  1. Enter "virtmgmt.msc" to the "Open" field of "Run" window to open the Hyper-V Manager.
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  2. Click button "OK" to open the "Hyper-V Manager. 
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  3. The "Hyper-V Manager" in the left pane will be expanded with a list of installed Hyper-V hosts. e.g.  APC computer is connected 
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Setting a Hyper-V host

Steps to set a Hyper-V host.

  1. Right click "APC" in the left paneto activate the context menu 
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  2. Click "Hyper-V Settings..." in the context menu or in the expanded "APC" menu at the right "Action" pane to open the "Hyper-V Settings for APC" window.
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Interface of Hyper-V Settings for a Server

Server Settings

  1. Click "Virtual Hard Disks" under "Server" pane to open "Virtual Hard Disk" pane.
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  2. Click "Virtual Machines" under "Server" pane to open "Virtual Machines" pane.
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  3. Click "NUMA Spanning" under "Server" pane to open "NUMA Spanning" pane.
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  4. Click "Storage Migrations" under "Server" pane to open "Storage Migratons" pane.
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  5. Click "Enhanced Session Mode Policy" under "Server" pane to open "Enhanced Session Mode Policy" pane.
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User Settings

  1. Click "Keyboard" under "User" pane to open "Keyboard" pane.
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  2. Click "Mouse Release Key" under "User" pane to open "Mouse Release Key" pane.
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  3. Click "Enhanced Session Mode" under "User" pane to open "Enhanced Session Mode" pane.
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  4. Click "Reset Check Boxes" under "User" pane to open "Reset Check Boxes" pane.
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