Monday, March 30, 2026

Removing a VM from Hyper-V High Availability cluster

 To remove a virtual machine from a Hyper-V High Availability cluster is really relatively trivial, so long as you don't have any system on the cluster in failover, you right click on the role and click remove



You will then be prompted; asking if you want to remove the role and you select YES.


Then the system is removed from the cluster and is operating on the host the VM was assigned to run to.




Upgrading Windows 11 From 23H2 to 25H2

 I had a heck of a time upgrading my Windows 11 Pro System from 23H2 to 25H2 and I really did not want to do a clean install.  I really shou...