I was mistaken on my earlier problem as it was a beta2 to RC0 updgrade but I
got this corrected and working. Now I upgraded from RC0 to RC1 and when I
try to start one of my VS Servers I get the error " The VS Server could not
start because the hypervisor is not running." This was working correctly
before I upgrade so what am I missing now? Thanks

Roger Crawford
HTS

Did you do a full, power-off reboot after upgrading to RC1? Also, make sure
you don't have any AV product running on the parent partition.

If all else fails, try:
1.) uninstalling the Hyper-V role
2.) Reboot as requested.
3.) go into the BIOS and verify that you have NX enabled. And that the
hardware virtualization is turned on. (This is a good time to check that you
have the latest BIOS as well. )
4.) power off.
5.) power on. Install the RC1 update if you haven't already. Reboot as
requested
6.) Install the Hyper-V role. Reboot as requested.

--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel


"Roger Crawford" <rcrawford@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AEBAC151-5007-4C2D-93E2-1D21884F9347@xxxxxx

>I was mistaken on my earlier problem as it was a beta2 to RC0 updgrade but
>I got this corrected and working. Now I upgraded from RC0 to RC1 and when I
>try to start one of my VS Servers I get the error " The VS Server could not
>start because the hypervisor is not running." This was working correctly
>before I upgrade so what am I missing now? Thanks
>
> Roger Crawford
> HTS

Thanks Charlie this turned out to be the bug with certain servers with Multi
Core CPU's I ended up running msconfig and then under advanced options
selecting 4 from the list for CPU/Cores and then I can start the VS Servers
ok.

Roger Crawford
HTS

"Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie@xxxxxx> wrote in message
newsFACE0EF-6844-441A-B748-E6FAD859ACCD@xxxxxx

> Did you do a full, power-off reboot after upgrading to RC1? Also, make
> sure you don't have any AV product running on the parent partition.
>
> If all else fails, try:
> 1.) uninstalling the Hyper-V role
> 2.) Reboot as requested.
> 3.) go into the BIOS and verify that you have NX enabled. And that the
> hardware virtualization is turned on. (This is a good time to check that
> you have the latest BIOS as well. )
> 4.) power off.
> 5.) power on. Install the RC1 update if you haven't already. Reboot as
> requested
> 6.) Install the Hyper-V role. Reboot as requested.
>
> --
> Charlie.
> http://msmvps.com/xperts64
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>
>
> "Roger Crawford" <rcrawford@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:AEBAC151-5007-4C2D-93E2-1D21884F9347@xxxxxx

>>I was mistaken on my earlier problem as it was a beta2 to RC0 updgrade but
>>I got this corrected and working. Now I upgraded from RC0 to RC1 and when
>>I try to start one of my VS Servers I get the error " The VS Server could
>>not start because the hypervisor is not running." This was working
>>correctly before I upgrade so what am I missing now? Thanks
>>
>> Roger Crawford
>> HTS

>