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Not with Hyper-V but the thing to be aware of is there is no difference which you initially “boot into” since each is essentially run at the same level. You ca
by ComputerGuru 3y ago
Not with Hyper-V but the thing to be aware of is there is no difference which you initially “boot into” since each is essentially run at the same level.
You can install ESXi (free) to do what you are asking, though.
- andix 3y agoESXi is a completely headless system, except some minimal management UI/CLI there is no possibility to directly interact with the VMs on the host system. At least that's my understanding. And I think a very similar thing can be archived with Windows Server Core. Running Hyper-V with just a minimal Windows installation for management, without the full Windows UI.
- ComputerGuru 3y agoYeah, but it's configurable. I have it pull up the core on a VGA card and then boot up my primary VM on a GPU.