Windows 10: Windows 10 TaskBar OverLaps/Covers the Hyper-V Windows-10 VM running

Hello,Since long I am having trouble using the Hyper-V Windows-10 VM running on Local-Win-10. The Local Win10-Taskbaar is covering the side of my VM-Screen. I tried few of the things like changing the position of TaskBar but its of no use. Can someone help me in fixing this or can tell me how can I overcome this?

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Windows 10 Host -- Windows 10 Guest Hyper-V -- GPU not detected

I am using the Microsoft Hyper-V virtual machine software on 1 of my Windows 10 PCs and have all kinds of VMs (Guest OSes) under it.
By default, Hyper-V gives very basic GPU capability to the VMs, without even 2D acceleration, but for Windows Vista or higher Guest OSes, an option to have some 2D/3D GPU/DirectX acceleration exists by adding a RemoteFX adapter to the Guest OS.

When I do this, then run GPU-Z on the VM/Guest OS, NO proper (or any) info shows, see screenshot:




Larger shot is here: Dropbox - img-2017-02-23-10-18-28.png - Simplify your life

DxDiag info of GPU is here: https://s.mail.ru/36AR/US54QiCM5

Expected: Show Microsoft logo as videocard maker logo, list OS used (Windows 10 in this case, but could be Vista, Windows 7, 8/8.1/etc), and amount of memory of the GPU (such as 128 MB, 256 MB/etc).

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Windows 10

I am running W10 natively I wanted to create a Server 2012 R2 VM using virtual box and I kept having kernal errors. I ended up using hyper-V

 

Windows 10

@v12dock

So far out of everyone around me, I've been the only one having luck with a virtualized 10 install...and that was using a Gen 2 Hyper-V VM on my Windows 8.1 machine. Just enable it in Windows Features and roll with that if you want it virtualized. I know many prefer Virtual Box... but I quite like Hyper-v. It works great for me in this application.

I gave it 1 core and 2GB ram... and it was fast... I doubled those and it was still fast, but then again I'm not running heavy apps and items in this VM yet...just the basics. *Big Grin