I mean, why do today, what I can put off until tomorrow? The Hyper-V user interface is shown here.īut, then it hit me. So, naturally, I have been putting it off. There is the setting up of the virtual machine locations, the setting up of the machine configuration storage locations, creating virtual switches…and that is before I even begin to import any virtual machines. Having Hyper-V on my laptop and having a cool client operating system absolutely rocks! But the thought of setting it up and all the associated mousing around makes my hand ache. The thought of all that mousing makes my hand hurt I also use it when I am making presentations at conferences such as PowerShell Saturday in Atlanta-or via Lync, such as PowerShell Saturday in Singapore.
I used it nearly every day to test some type of script or configuration. I will tell you that having real, live Hyper-V on my desktop operating system is a huge win for me. One project I have been dreading is setting up Hyper-V. I miss lots of apps, but I am in the process of relocating them in the store, and getting stuff installed. It boots quickly, shuts down quickly, and everything seems fresh and new. I can tell you that it runs WAY faster right now. I paved over my laptop the other day, and I am in the process of setting it up again. No cinnamon, no herbs, no nothing -only hot water and a tea bag. Instead, I grabbed a tea bag and shoved it into a cup of hot water. I have a team meeting in a few minutes, so I did not take the time to make a proper pot of tea. I am sitting here sipping a fairly nice cup of green tea. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here.
Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, explains how to use Windows PowerShell to simplify the Hyper-V set-up process.
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