Windows 10: [Hyper-V] I can't switch Guest OSVirtual server Hyper-V to Host OSPhysical server in nomal...

I've been constructed a system server which is using Hyper-V technology.To construct Heper-V Virtual Machine, I installed Windows Server 2016 Standard to Virtual machine.When I access to Virtual Machine via Host OS's Hyper-V Manager, I can't go back to Host OS from Guest OS because the manue bar isn't shown on Screen when Guest OS Screen streched to full screen.And Hyper-V don't accept all Keybord commandlike Ctrl+Alt+BreakPlease tell me how to show the menu bar on the screen or how to send Keybord command to Hyper-V Manager.Thanks.I'll write OS information bellow. --------------------Host

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Hi EdBlue,

I'm an Independent Advisor and consumer of Microsoft products just like you.

For information regarding Hyper-V Virtual Switch, please refer to the below link:

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

 

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Windows 10 Hyper V and Windows Server 2012r2 Hyper V Is there any difference between Hyper v?

 

Clipboard between host and Hyper-V guest not working

Enhanced session mode isn't available for an XP guest OS, so that won't help. It is not available for any non-Windows guest OS, or for the Home editions of Windows (as they don't include the remote desktop server).

Turn On or Off Hyper-V Enhanced Session Mode in Windows 10

For sharing files between the host and an XP guest, use a network share. Either share a folder on the host and connect to it from the XP guest, or share a folder in XP and connect to it from the host. Note that:

• the XP guest can only use the Legacy Network Adapter.
• XP only supports SMB1, so you'll have to enable it in the host's 'Windows Features', the SMB1 Server if you want to connect from XP to a share on the host, or the Client to connect from the host to an XP share.

An alternative that doesn't require networking is to create a virtual disk .vhd file. This can be mounted by the host to copy files to it, then unmounted so that it can be mounted as a second virtual drive in the XP VM.