Is there no Hyper-V on Windows 8.1 professional?

Hi All,
I turn Hyper-V feature on as the following:
Then restart computer. But I still don't find Hyper-V. Does anybody know why?

Glad to hear that it is working now.
Cheers!
Jeremy Wu
TechNet Community Support

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Limitations of hyper-v in windows 8.1 in comparison with windows 2012 R2

Hi frineds
i am looking for a link or document to find out the limitations of hyper-v in windows 8.1 in comparison with windows 2012 R2. but i was unable to find a good link.
may someone please help ?

check out the "Client Hyper-V Survival Guide"
http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/hh857623.aspx
There a few features included in Windows Server Hyper-V that are not included in Client Hyper-V. These include:
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Udo
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http://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/introduction-client-hyper-v/
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useful. thanks a lot

Hyper-V in Windows 8.1

Hi, i've just download visual studio 2013 professional to start developing applications for Windows Phone and because of my Windows(it's regular windows 8.1, not Pro) i can't start emulator. Is there any way to install Hyper-V on regular windows 8 or emulate
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Hi Zapalka,
To check whether your computer supports Hyper-v, please refer to:
# Does your Windows 8.1 computer supports Hyper-V?
http://techpageone.dell.com/technology/windows-8-1-computer-supports-hyper-v/#.U0uBX3mKCM8
To install the Hyper-v on Windows 8.1, please refer to:
# Enabling Hyper-V for use on Windows 8.1
http://blogs.technet.com/b/canitpro/archive/2014/03/11/step-by-step-enabling-hyper-v-for-use-on-windows-8-1.aspx
If you have the issues about Windows Phone, I suggest that you should post it in the
Windows Phone forum for efficient response.
For the issues of Hyper-v, please post it to the corresponding forum for efficient response.
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Is there any oracle database for windows 7 64 bit

hi,
can any one tell me that is there any oracle database for windows 7 Home Basic 64 bit ( version 6.1).
I have downloaded several versions oracle databases but none have worked.
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Hi;
The answer is No as mention before. Please use certified platform which is mention in installation guide:
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Check:
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Installing Hyper-V on Windows 7

Hi!
I installed Hyper-V on Windows 7, but when I try to connect to local host, the follow message appears:
"Hyper-V has not been installed on computer localhost""
Someone can help me?
Regards

Hello,
There is a solution, you 'll still be able to run a virtual machine on Windows 7. You've got to first create a Virtual Hard disk (vhd) then install Windows Server 2008R2 on it by WIM2VHD. Create a boot entry by bcdedit. Then you have your new environment
where you can install hyper-V!
Bye, Sébastien
Please explain how you can run Hyper-V in Windows 7 if you install Server 2008 R2 in a VHD. The Server 2008 R@ VHD is a separate environment on the HDD. When you boot the Server 2008 R2 VHD you are not running Windows 7.
Read the information found @
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/129475-boot-windows-7-from-vhd-an-amazing-concept/ about booting from VHD. Your method of creating the Server 2008 R2 VHD will not work. Server 2008 R@ must be installed to its own separate VHD the same as with
the Windows 7 VHD.
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How to install hyper-v on windows 8 ?

How to install hyper-v on windows 8 ?
I want to install virtual PC but after some research I came to know that windows 8 no longer support virtual pc and it has been replaced by something called hyper-v.
I just bought a Windows 8 laptop.
I tried looking into windows on / off features (in control panel) and there is NO hyper-V.
I know why I don't have hyper-V because after doing some research it seems like it is only available on windows 8 PRO.
Here is comparison chart:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_8_editions#Comparison_chart
I have Widows 8 on my laptop (NOT Windows PRO).
Now in this situation, how to install hyper-v on my laptop ?
Also, will I be able to run windows 7 virtually on my windows 8 laptop using hyper-v just like virtual pc ? like switching in windows between OS ? If I cannot do this and hyper-v does not work like virtual PC then I don;t think hyper-v will be useful to
me at all and i don't wanna figure it out if it is not useful in any way ?

Hi jeffcarter,
To enable the Windows 8 Client Hyper-V feature, our computer needs to meet the following requirements:
1. Hardware supports Second Level Address Translation (SLAT)
2. 64-bit Windows 8 Pro or Enterprise.
3. 4 GB or above of RAM.
Therefore, it seems that your computer cannot install Hyper-V. Also, Windows Virtual PC cannot be run on Windows 8. Thanks for your understanding.
In addition, regarding how to configure your BIOS to enable Intel VT-X, you can refer to your motherboard’s operating manual or query the vendor support for help.
More information:
Client Hyper-V
Bringing Hyper-V to “Windows 8”
Hope this helps.
Jeremy Wu
TechNet Community Support

Hyper-V on Windows 8.1 is messing with MAC address when sharing my Wifi card

Hello,
I'm using Hyper-V on Windows 8.1 to build a complete SharePoint Development environment.
All of my VM are following this scheme:
a "local" private network shared between the host and all VM, using a static IP address plan (192.168.10.0/24)
a RJ45 external network, attached to my physical ethernet card. This network uses DHCP protocol
a WIFI external network, attached to my wireless network card. This network also use DHCP protocol
When plugged on the ethernet card, I have no issue. Both the host and the guest OSes are getting a valid IP address.
However, when I try to connect on the wireless card, I get some weird errors. Actually, my guest OS are getting the same IP address than the host. This issue an IP address conflict.
Someone else got the same kind of behavior : Windows 8.1
Hyper-V : IP address conflict on Guest OS
I've checked my MAC address plan, and it seems correct.
Using WireShark (a tool I'm not used to I admit), I can see that all DHCP request of the guest os, are sending the host MAC address, and not the guest' one.
Does anyone have an answer to this weird behavior?
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Hi Steve,
Please try the following step and then retry ipconfig /renew in your VM :
1. Configure the WI-FI router to assign a static IP address to the host’s wireless network adapter(the IP should not be in DHCP Pool).
2. On the host, configure the wireless network adapter to use a static IP address. The IP address will be the same address configured in step 1.
3. Using Hyper-V Manager, create an external network switch that is bound to the host’s wireless network adapter
Hope this helps
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Hi Elton,
First of all, thanks for your effort.
I will try your suggestion, but even if it works, it won't solve the actual root the issue.
Moreover, it is only relevant if I can control every wireless network I'm connecting to. What about if I travel and I connect with a customer wireless network? what about an hotel wireless network?
As I said, wireshark shows me DHCP requests using the wrong IP address. I strongly believe there's a bug somewhere between the wireless card driver and Hyper-v Mac-Bridge service.
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Hyper-V on Windows 8 why SLAT requirement?

When I saw that Hyper-V will be available for client OS I was very excited, and that would be my "No.1" reason to upgrade to Windows 8.
Reading the Microsoft article
Client Hyper-V and their "declarations" like
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or
"Because Client Hyper-V is the same technology as in Windows Server 2012, IT pros and developers do not need to learn any new tools or commands"
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use an "desktop operating system" but I HAVE to use Hyper-V for my virtual machine environment... :(

I don't care about hypervisor type, I only care about the end objective to running another OS or two effectively responsive and effortless, while runnning a main host OS.
As for hypervisior type of Hyper-V, it's academic, ref
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I would have love to see hypervisor in Window 8 for me. I have long been using microsoft products as much as possible. I believe tehre is still a large base of users like to migrate to W8 from vista or W7 using existing Core 2 Quad PC ( still
farily powerful and reliable platform)
Now that I resort to Virtualbox, it just means I would not likely be back in microsoft market for future Virtualization need.
I may not count much, but for sake of microsoft, losing entrance customers would not help grow its enterprise nor small business market.

Hyper-V on Windows 2008R2 Running Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone

I am a lone wolf developer running Hyper-V on a legally-licensed Server running Windows Enterprise 2008R2. I have extremely limited research funding.
Since I need to evaluate Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone development for the 1080p Phone Emulator, I created a Virtual Machine of Windows 8.1 Evaluation Copy RTM on my server. I am trying to create software for the Nokia Lumia 1520 Phone-Tablet.
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This Emulator tries to start it's own Hyper-V session inside Windows 8.1. In my humble opinion, it should be possible to do this (load a Windows 8.1 HyperV Virtual Machine inside a "parent" Virtual Machine).
It presents this error message instead:
Essentially, Windows 8.1, running in a Virtual Machine, should also be able to create a Virtual Machine inside it's own Virtual Machine. That is the required design of the Phone Emulator (must be able to intantiate a Windows 8.1 Hyper-V Virtual machine to display
the Phone).
If that does not work, then I guess it must not be a supported configuration. If not, then I need to licence Windows 8.1 on a separate physical computer. Anyone want to tackle this?
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