The alternative would be to have a Server2019 HV host in Azure and have this Windows 7 Embedded run Nested as a VM on that VM but that is wasting quite some resources and would prefer to do it without the intermediate Server. I'm not looking for all the many many many ways this is bad practice as I am already aware and have already communicated that. Manually installed the Azure agent as per instructions and tried failover again.ĭoes anyone have an idea that can help me further along? Now while it is starting I saw it gave me a 'network adapter unplugged' notification in the bottom right. (Machine boots, does an autologon and this error was expected so everything went as expected).Īdded a public IP address/network adapter. Everything is working quite well on my master drive, which I created with karyonixs method (USB prep and clone7.bat) over at reboot.pro. The OS boots, launches a custom shell, the shell launches a program, and thats basically it. The machine fails over in Azure and I can see the VM and see that it boots correctly in the 'Boot Diagnostics' tab I am running Windows 7 Standard Embedded from a USB drive for an interactive kiosk.

I have set-up failover from this machine into Azure.

The machine will only work when I use the 'Legacy Network Adapter' function in Hyper-V.

The Windows 7 Embedded machine has been captured with Macrium Reflect and runs in VIBoot/Hyper-V.

Viewed 1k times 1 Due to turn windows features on or off is blank, so I need to install IIS using command line, How can I install default IIS using command line windows windows-embedded Share. Set up a Local Windows Server 2019 machine that runs Hyper-V. Ask Question Asked 6 years, 6 months ago.Now when I try to RDP into the machine it doesn't connect (locally I can RDP to the machine so RDP settings are correct). My employer has a product that only runs on Windows 7 embedded machines and now they want to have some test VMs in Azure.