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I installed Windows server 2008, enabled the virtualization and then add the Hyper V role. When I restart the PC it does not start? I was wondering what is happening there?

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"does not start" - do you mean the PC or can you actually log on? What errors are you getting? At what point does it stop working? – kez May 28 '11 at 11:31
You night have more luck with this question on serverfault. – William Jackson May 28 '11 at 11:51
...if you add more details. how do you mean "does not start"? Does it not switch on? Does it not boot? Any beeps? Booms? No? – Sathya♦ May 28 '11 at 15:34
You have to enable hyper-v under server roles once you login as an administrator. – typoknig May 28 '11 at 16:22
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Do you have the Intel-VT or AMD-V virtualisation extensions on your CPU and are they enabled in the BIOS?

If you have, it looks like is some other hardware incompatibility, even though Hyper-V is compatible with just about everything with Windows drivers.

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