Windows 10: Unable to Boot Windows 2003 Server in Hyper V , my host machine is Windows 11 Enterprise 23h2

I have the image backup of windows 2003 Server and converted that Acronis image to vhd file and imported in hyper V in my Windows 11 machine . When i tried to boot , it has 2 operating system main and backup, All my applications are running only in Main and backup is only for the emergency recovery .In this case when i tried to boot with the main partion , it is not booting normally and there is no error window appeared but when i tried in safemode it is perfectly opening .In other case backup partion is booting normally , Requesting support to resolve this issue Note : same VHD file opening i

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Hyper-V Manager Unable to Connect to Remote Servers in Windows 10

I recently upgraded from Win 8.1 Enterprise to Win 10 Enterprise. I had Hyper-V Manager installed to connect to a few Hyper-V hosts running on Windows 8.x. After the upgrade on my machine, I can no longer connect to the remote Hyper-V hosts.

• All Machines are part of the same domain.
• This worked prior to the upgrade.
• Verified that all the Remote Administration and WinRM features were enabled in the firewall post upgrade.

Here's the error I receive:



I've googled this a bit and tried a suggestion about running winrm quickconfig. That ran through it's process but did not resolve the issue.

Any help would be appreciated! I need to get access to manage these hosts through the Hyper-V MMC.

Thanks in Advance,

Doug

 

Resetting a Windows 10 that hosts a VM using Hyper-V

My Windows 10 Pro that I use to host a virtual machine using Hyper-V had a windows update failure and is unable to boot. I have tried to system restore with no success and also startup repair with no success. My next step was to try to reset the PC and
I would like to know if resetting the PC will delete my Hyper-V virtual machine?

 

When You Enable Hyper-V On Your Windows 8/10/11 Host Machine, The Host OS Itself Becomes A Virtual Machine Running On Top Of The Hypervisor - True?

Is this information correct?

Client Hyper-V in Windows 10 (altaro.com)

Since, Hyper-V is a Type-1 Hypervisor, it has direct control and runs on top of the computer's hardware.

When Hyper-V is enabled in a Windows 8/10/11 machine, that machine will then boot into the Hypervisor.

The host OS is now virtualized and runs atop of Hyper-V. With the difference that this is a special VM which is able to manage and control the hypervisor.