This seems to suggest all requirements are met. Using these instructions, I was able to verify UEFI Secure Boot is enabled: This was fairly easy to verify using these instructions:
I don't know exactly what TPM is, but that seems to indicate the host machine has it enabled. Following Option 2 of these instructions I was able to see this screen: Here is my attempt to verify some additional requirements mentioned by commenters. Also see the Pricing guidance for SQL Server Azure VMs and Sizes for virtual machines. For other editions, see the Windows Virtual Machines pricing page and select your target edition of SQL Server. For the Express and Developer editions of SQL Server, this estimate is the total estimated cost. My host processor is also well above the requirement:Ĭan anyone help me understand why I'm getting this message during installation? Thanks for any help! This estimate is the cost of the VM alone. However, the installation process stops, stating that the machine doesn't meet the system requirements:Īs far as I can tell, Windows 11 only requires 4096 RAM and 64 GB hard drive, which the VM meets. I can connect to the virtual machine and upon starting it the Windows installation kicks off normally. During those earlier Hyper-V new virtual machine setup wizard, I selected:
I was able to get further using a Generation 1 virtual machine, before a commenter pointed out Windows 11 isn't supported in Generation 1. However, when I start the virtual machine, I get the following message:
Here is my attempt using Generation 2 as a commenter recommended: I downloaded a clean 圆4 ISO from Microsoft. Software Apps Windows 11 How to enable virtualization on Windows 11 By Mauro Huculak published 9 November 2022 If you need to use virtualization on Windows 11, you have to enable the. I am trying to create a Windows 11 virtual machine on Hyper-V.
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