Create Virtual Machine with Hyper-V Manager on Windows Server 2016
Below we may get step-by-step screenshots,
Step 1 - Click on "Start" button.
Step 2 - Click on "Windows Administrative Tools".
Step 3 - Double click on "Hyper-V Manager" to open.
Step 4 - Now Hyper-V Manager is opened. Select the same host just under e.g. SKYLAKE or other server in the network by locating and clicking on "Connect to Server..." on the right pane.
Step 5 - On the right pane, click on "New" then again click on "Virtual Machine".
Step 6 - Click on "Next".
Step 7 - Type a name for virtual machine and click on "Next".
Step 8 - Select appropriate Generation of virtual machine as mentioned on the wizard and click on "Next".
Step 9 - Specify amount of startup memory for virtual machine or if needed choose Dynamic Memory by confirming Tick Mark on the check box and click on "Next".
Step 10 - Click on drop-down menu to choose which network adapter to use with virtual machine.
Step 11 - Select network adapter from the list.
Step 12 - Click on "Next".
Step 13 - Specify the amount of storage and click on "Next".
Step 14 - Select "Install an operating system from a bootable image file" and click on "Browse..." to locate an ISO Image file(.iso).
Step 15 - Click on "Next".
Step 16 - Confirm summary and click on "Finish".
Step 17 - Wait for some time until virtual machine get created.
Step 18 - To modify settings of virtual machine configuration, right-click on virtual machine and click on "Settings...".
Step 19 - For example - To increase the number Virtual processor, click on "Processor".
Step 20 - Modify the number of virtual processors based on the number of processors on the physical computer.
Step 21 - Click on "Apply".
Step 22 - Once done with all settings, click on "OK".
Step 23 - Select virtual machine and on the right pane, click "Start".
Step 24 - Select virtual machine and on the right pane, click "Connect...".
Step 25 - Virtual Machine booted with the ISO file selected.
Step 26 - Wait for a some time to get it load.
Step 27 - Installation of Windows Operating system can be continued in the virtual machine.
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