Today I installed Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V, to run a few test VMs on.
When installing Hyper-V, it warned me that it was a pre-release version, and that it needed an update. I did a Windows Update, to get all of the other updates, but it didn’t seem to upgrade Hyper-V.
I didn’t install the Hyper-V update to start with, but when I tried to create any virtual machine, it errored with: “msvm_virtualsystemsettingdata object was not found“. It could also not create any virtual networks.
The fix for this was to install the final update for Hyper-V, to bring it up to a production-safe release. You can download the update here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950050. Please read all of the notes on kb950050 before installing it onto your server, though!
So, if you’re having trouble with Hyper-V, maybe you’re on pre-release code, too!
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