New 12th generation Intel models are leading to frequent hyper-V virtual machine crashes.
New 12th generation Intel models are leading to frequent hyper-V virtual machine crashes.
You're experiencing issues with your Hyper-V virtual machine on a 12th gen Intel laptop. It sounds like the performance bottleneck might be related to the hardware configuration or virtualization settings. Consider checking the VM's resource allocation, ensuring sufficient RAM and CPU capacity, and verifying that the guest OS is compatible with your hardware. If needed, adjust virtualization parameters or upgrade components for better stability.
Hi, I'm trying to figure out what kind of virtualization software you're using. Are you running Windows Server with Hyper-V enabled, or a Windows Workstation that has Hyper-V installed? For PC testing and small form factor setups, I've noticed VMware works better. On a workstation, I used VMware for extended testing over weeks or months.
For VMware Workstation problems, consider turning off E cores.
I don’t have the option to try alternatives, but I believe the issue lies with the Ubuntu server itself.