Create Hyper-V Virtual Machines with Windows PowerShell If you need to create and configure VMs on a regular basis, using Windows PowerShell to do so can speed up the process. By Neil Tucker 09/05 ...

The PowerShell cmdlet for creating a checkpoint is Checkpoint-VM. It would be really easy to use the Get-VM cmdlet to retrieve a list of the virtual machines that reside on a Hyper-V host, and then ...

A common way to attach a virtual hard disk to a virtual machine is via the Hyper-V Manager. But, as Brien shows, you can use PowerShell instead.

The VM agent is installed on all images provisioned from the Azure Marketplace, but if you've uploaded your own image, it can be installed manually. As soon as the VM agent is installed on an Azure VM ...

Search for powershell in the Taskbar search box. Click the Run as Administrator option. Click on the Yes button on the UAC prompt. Enter this command: Grant-VMConnectAccess -VMName “vm-name ...

I would like to know what command line/Powershell options there are for creating/configuring/stopping/starting/suspending/shutting down, etc. Virtual Machines hosted ...

Microsoft adds a free VM Conversion tool in preview in Windows Admin Center to simplify VMware to Hyper-V migrations with ...

How a Hyper-V VM boots up will dictate a lot, especially if optical media are interchanged. IT pro Rick Vanover shows a few ways to manage boot order for Hyper-V virtual machines in this post.

PowerCLI is a PowerShell-based framework that allows admins to create scripts that handle repetitive processes. Here's how to use PowerCLI to manage VMware ESXi hosts remotely.