Windows 10: HELP!!! I HAVE BEEN HACKED!! SOMEONE SET UP WINDOWS REMOTE, HYPER V, A NETWORK AS WELL AS...

i am a college student and i am preparing to start online college in less than two weeks, and my online college let me upgrade for free to windows 10 education verision and i randomly noticed that bluetooth connections and things was not as i have been having them, and i go digging last night and i find the mother load of terrifying. someone has set up a massive thing and i have no idea how long its been there.remote access to not just my computer, but linking to my daughters laptop as well as OUR home router and my two home printers something called hyper v, and a massive amount of user pro

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Hyper-V

Hi Daniel. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, specializing in Installation, Performance, Troubleshooting and Activation, here to help you.

You can remotely manage Hyper-V hosts with Hyper-V Manager:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server...

https://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/how-to-set-up-hy...

Hv Manager

https://searchservervirtualization.techtarget.c...

I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions. Please report back results for all steps given so I know what else to suggest if necessary.

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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

 

Cannot connect to network in Hyper-V when using default network

Instead of using RDP to connect to virtual machines which are using Default switch on remote host, I just add that host to my Hyper-V Manager on primary host.

Click Hyper-V Manager on left pane:





On Actions pane, select Connect to Server:





Enter remote Hyper-V host name:





If that remote host does not have exactly the same admin user credentials than your primary host, select Connect as another user entering the credentials to remote host:









That's it.



Note To connect to remote Hyper-V host, both your primary host and remote host must have WinRM service running and Trusted Hosts list on both hosts must contain both computers.

Prerequisites are exactly the same than in using Windows Admin Center to connect to remote computers. See Part One in this tutorial to set both computers up correctly: Windows Admin Center - Centrally manage all your Windows 10 PCs | Windows 10 Tutorials

Step 3.9 in above mentioned tutorial will show some troubleshooting tips if you cannot add remote hosts in Hyper-V Manager.
This way, you can connect to any VM on remote host, with normal or enhanced mode. This basically makes RDP unnecessary.