Cant create replica and Hyper V virtual machine management service slow shutting down

Hi,
I cant create replica and Hyper V, I go through the process and all looks good it even starts to create the hard disk but it stops at 4096K and the wizard just keeps going.
The management console is also slow or wont load virtual machines - stuck on loading virtual machines
The Hyper V virtual machine management service slow shutting down over 30 minutes on re boot of Hyper V core 2012 R2
Any ideas ?

Hi Sir,
I assume that you have a standalone hyper-v server 2012R2 and you are using hyper-v manager to manage the hyper-v host .
Which system you are using to manage hyper-v host , win8 or win8.1 or other ?
Have you created VMs on the HOST ?
I would suggest you to create vhd or someother operation on hyper-v host directly to check the result .
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I am running Hyper-V in Windows 8.1 on a late 2011 27 inch iMac. Whenever I try to create a virtual machine I get the error below and Windows warns that it will restart in 1 minute. I tried a clean install of Windows, but my PC still crashes ever
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I see the following two entries in event viewer but have no other clue as to what is happening:
Log Name:      Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS-Admin
Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS
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Event ID:      16000
Task Category: None
Level:         Error
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Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS
Date:          1/10/2014 10:48:46 AM
Event ID:      16010
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Level:         Error
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Hi CharlesPool,
I am assuming that the win8.1 is in-place updated from win8 .
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I have Hyper-v running on Dell Precision T3600 with Windows 8 OS. I am trying to start a VM (called Windows8VM) to install Windows 8 in the hyper-v virtual machine, but I keep getting the following message:
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There's no such Windows Topic as "WTP Virtualization", so I post this thread here, a somewhat "VIRTULIZATION" related.
I installed WTP (not server) x64 enterprise 9879, and added "Hyper-v Management" feature (management only, without Hyper-v core) in Control Panel. Then I found that there was no "Hyper-v
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The hyper-v virtual machine management service encountered an unexpected error logon failure 0x80070569

I dont understand why Microsoft people can't make things simpler
They are LITERALLY MOTHER F%^%RS
Bill Gate and his team need to learn hot to F^&&IN make things.

I agree, the use of profanity is completely unnecessary, we've all been in the stressful situation before, it still doesn't call for it.
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in the virtual network manager of Hyper-V manager on each node.
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1. Install 'Group Policy Manager' on one of the nodes in your Hyper-V cluster
2. Log on to the node you installed it on with a Domain Admin or appropriately endowed account that can edit the GPO relating to 'Logon as a service right'
3. Edit the GPO where you specify who can logon as a server, OR if you don't have one, make a new one and link it to the OU with the Hyper-V nodes
4. Add permission to that right for 'NT Virtual Machine\Virtual Machine Group', save and exit
5. As an optional step I would reboot the nodes so you make sure they get it
The problem here is that security group ONLY exists on servers that have Hyper-V installed on them. If you add the group on a machine that has it to the GPO, the SID for the group is saved and each Hyper-V host will know what group that is. The
problem you're having right now is most likely related to a GPO changing 'Logon as a service right' to your needs and setup in Group Policy. When a Hyper-V node starts up, it automatically adds the right for that group to the local security policy, however,
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Hyper-v virtual machine management in status stopping

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I read on TechNet that restarting the hyper-v virtual machine management service would solve the problem.
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Hi Roger,
I also tested in my lab to disable that service forcibly ,then I found that it will leads the VMs to unexpected shutdown .
Based on this ,it seems that restarting the host is necessary .
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also can hyperv be run from powershell to give a different result?(module for Powershell is available and is ticked)_
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That could mean a couple things. First you need Windows 8.x Pro (or Ent),
not just Windows 8.x.
The second is that your hardware does not have the required features,
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The service is crashing ~ every 30 minutes. Looks to be related to querying some data from VMware.
Application: vmmservice.exe
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Hi Nick,
Please have a look on below. Issue 2 describes the error you have.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2888943
I believe that you have already done reboot on SCVMM server as well.
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VMRefresherBase.AddNewDVDToVM(Microsoft.Carmine.VirtualizationAbstractionLayer.IVMDVDDrive, Microsoft.Carmine.VirtualizationAbstractionLayer.IVMIsoImage
Thanks,
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Unblock whatever it is that you downloaded.
Check that your antivirus software is set with the proper exclusions.
I don't recall anyone reporting this error before - as the installer for the phone emulator generally takes care of the machine creation and permissions.
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I have a development environment on Hyper-v i want to be able to develop windows phone apps for this i need a Hyper v installation on my dev environment so i installed Hyper-v.
But if i start debuging the virtual hyper v says : The Virtual Machine Management Service failed to start the virtual machine 'Emulator 8.1 WVGA 4 inch.administrator' because one of the Hyper-V components is not running (Virtual machine ID)
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Hi Paul Keijzers KbWorks,
Additional, Windows Phone 8 Emulator runs as a virtual machine on Hyper-V, the virtualization technology for Windows 8. To run the emulator, your computer must meet the requirements
to run Hyper-V. Please refer the following article to realize more detail require about the WP emulator install requirement.
System requirements for the emulator for Windows Phone 8
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/ff626524(v=vs.105).aspx
How to enable Hyper-V for the emulator for Windows Phone 8
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj863509(v=vs.105).aspx
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I have installed Virtual Machine Manager in a development pc and i think it really doesn't work.This is my scenario:
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b)Open the VMM in the development pc.I can see that they are deleted.Progress is displayed but never updated.
I have to re open the vmm in order to see that they have finished.
My second problem is that i open a powershell(via the vmm console or via powershell).
I connect to the server , type Get-SCJob and pressing enter.It will never finish.I have to kill the process.
Any ideas?

Moreover when i press refresh from the console i get
An unknown error occurred while executing the PowerShell script:
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Try the operation again. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft Help and Support.
ID: 27235
Additionaly it's not only the get-scjob that hangs but also other cmdlets.

The connection to Virtual Machine Manager Server [..] was lost.

Hello, I'm asking for help.
I got this error with these logs:
The System Center Virtual Machine Manager service terminated unexpectedly. It has done 3 time(s).
Event id 7034
Have anyone had such problems?
Looking forward for help. Thank you

Please review the eventlog: Application and Services Logs > Microsoft > Virtual Machine Manager > Server
This should give you an insight why Virtual Machine Manager is crashing.
Alternately you can enable Debug logging for Virtual Machine Manager to get more information.
Please see: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2913445/

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