How to Install Windows Server on Virtual Machine

After you have created a virtual machine on your test PC, you can install Windows Operating System - Server or Workstation.

Make sure that you have the .ISO file for installation. You can download Evaluation version of Microsoft applications here!

To create a VM on Hyper-V, click on this link - Create Hyper-V VM.

Installing Windows Server on the VM.

  1. To install the Windows Server 2019 Evaluation.
    Make sure the the .ISO image is already mounted on your VM to start.

    Right-click on the VM, then click “Connect”
  2. The VM windows will open, then click “Start"
  3. Once the VM starts, it will automatically load Windows Server 2019 and starts the installation.
  4. Windows Setup will start, click “Next”, then click “Install”
  5. Select an operating system you want to install, then click “Next”

    Choose “Desktop Experience” to install the Windows Server GUI version.
  6. Accept the License Terms, then click “Next”
  7.  Choose, which type of installation you want.

     Click “Next”

  8. Windows Installation will start, wait for it to be completed.

    Once the installation is complete the VM will restart.
  9. On start-up it will require you to provide “Administrator” password, then click “Finish”
  10. Wait for the system to finalize your installation.

    Your Windows Server 2019 is now ready to be explored! :)




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      Thank you for your feedback! :) I have created a new post on how to create virtual switch and you can find it here: https://arlene-writes.blogspot.com/2019/04/how-to-connect-your-hyper-v-vm-to.html.

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