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Hyper-V / SCVMM 2016 BSOD

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ido.hamdi
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Hello and good morning / afternoon.

We are experiencing problems when adding a Hyper-V host in to a SCVMM (Both 2016)

The procedure itself completed successfully,

But right after the job has finished, the host is getting a BSOD with "Inaccessible Boot Device" Massage.

I have tried multiple hosts and SCVMMs but the result is the same...

Any ideas?

Thanks.!

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Whilst I cannot help you directly with your problem as I do not know the specifics, I can state I have had no issues doing the above. Still waiting for the KMS system to activate the servers but beyond that its OK

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