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To launch an .iso file in Hyper-V, you first need to ensure Hyper-V is installed and enabled on your Windows system. Then you create a new virtual machine in Hyper-V Manager, select Generation 2, assign RAM, and configure networking. Next, select the .iso file as the installation source and complete the wizard. Finally, start the new virtual machine to begin installing the guest operating system from the .iso file.

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Hyper v1

To launch an .iso file in Hyper-V, you first need to ensure Hyper-V is installed and enabled on your Windows system. Then you create a new virtual machine in Hyper-V Manager, select Generation 2, assign RAM, and configure networking. Next, select the .iso file as the installation source and complete the wizard. Finally, start the new virtual machine to begin installing the guest operating system from the .iso file.

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To launch an .

iso file in Hyper-V, you can follow these steps:

1. **Ensure that Hyper-V is installed and enabled:** Hyper-V is a feature available in Windows Pro,
Enterprise, and Education editions. If you don't have Hyper-V installed, you can enable it through the
"Turn Windows features on or off" option in the Control Panel.

2. **Create a new virtual machine:**

- Open Hyper-V Manager by searching for it in the Start menu or using the Windows key + R and
entering "virtmgmt.msc."

- In Hyper-V Manager, right-click on your host machine in the left pane and select "New" > "Virtual
Machine."

3. **Virtual Machine Wizard:**

- The Virtual Machine Wizard will open. Click "Next" to begin.

- Enter a name for your virtual machine, and choose a location to store its files. Click "Next."

4. **Specify Generation:**

- Choose the generation for your virtual machine. For most modern operating systems, Generation
2 is recommended, as it provides more features and performance enhancements. Click "Next."

5. **Assign Memory:**

- Allocate the amount of memory (RAM) you want to assign to the virtual machine. Ensure it's an
appropriate amount for the guest operating system you'll be installing. Click "Next."

6. **Configure Networking:**

- Choose the networking option for your virtual machine. You can either use the default switch or
select a specific virtual switch if you've set one up. Click "Next."

7. **Connect Virtual Hard Disk:**

- Choose "Create a virtual hard disk" and click "Next."

- Select the disk size and location for the virtual hard disk. You can also choose to use an existing
virtual hard disk if you have one. Click "Next."

8. **Installation Options:**
- Select "Install an operating system from a bootable CD/DVD-ROM."

- Click "Image file (.iso)" and browse to the location of your .iso file.

- Click "Next."

9. **Completing the Wizard:**

- Review the settings for your virtual machine and click "Finish" to create it.

10. **Starting the Virtual Machine:**

- In Hyper-V Manager, right-click on the newly created virtual machine and select "Connect" to
open the Virtual Machine Connection window.

- Click the "Start" button within the Virtual Machine Connection window to boot from the .iso file.

11. **Install the Guest Operating System:**

- The virtual machine will boot from the .iso file, and the guest operating system installation
process should begin. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the operating system.

Once the installation is complete, you can use the virtual machine just like a physical computer.
Remember to install the Integration Services/Tools (if available) for better performance and
integration between the host and guest operating systems.

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