Hyper-V includes a PowerShell cmdlet called Start-VM that you can use to boot a virtual machine. All you have to do is append the name of the virtual machine that you want to boot.

Hyper-V Virtual Machine can be renamed using two methods: using the MS PowerShell or using the Hyper-V manager. As for that latter, right-click on the VM, and select Rename.

If you want to know if your Hyper-V VM is Generation 1 or Generation 2 and what's the difference between Generation 1 and 2, check out this guide.

Munder Capital Management used virtualization to improve its disaster recovery infrastructure. The technology enabled the company to quickly recover from physical to virtual machines and from ...