

In the Sharing tab, Allow other network users to connect through this computer's network connection and select vEthernet (Internal) in Home networking connection Select an active internet connection and click Properties: To connect our virtual machine to the internet, open Network and Sharing Center in Control Panel This allows us to connect to the virtual machine from hosting machine, using stuff like sshīut, but, I want connect to the Internet! Remember that we didn't configure network connection right? We will do that nowįirst, shut down the virtual machine and go to Hyper-V Manager and in Action menu select Virtual Switch Manager.Ĭreate a new Internal virtual switch. the virtual machine in Hyper-V manager and start it again NOTE: If virtual machine is stuck on prompt to remove disk and reboot, just Turn Off. We are in a new virtual realm so there is nothing to wipe really. We will use the Ubuntu image you downloaded earlier to install OSĭouble click on your newly created virtual machine.Ĭlick start in the new window to fire it up, and you shall be welcomed by Ubuntu:Īnd yes we are going to erase disk for re-formatting. Customize based on need and available system resources We will configure network connection laterġ6GB should be sufficient for a guest OS. Then, follow the wizard to create a virtual machine:ĢGB should be sufficient. In Action menu, select New -> Virtual Machine. Open Hyper-V Manager (you can search for it in search box). You can find and download your favorite ubuntu release here 3.
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Open Windows Features (you can search for it in search box), check Hyper-V.Ĭlick OK and wait for reboot 2. If all you see are No, you need to enable hardware virtualization in BIOS. To check if your machine supports Hyper-V, fire up the Command Prompt ( cmd.exe) and enter systeminfo.exeĪt the end of the output, you will see an entry named Hyper-V Requirements. Last updated using Ubuntu 18.04.2 (amd64) 0. Creating an Ubuntu Virtual Machine in HyperV (Windows 10)
