You could set it up so iso being installed always has same name. Of course, it is not really faster overall, as it probably takes longer to set it up than it takes to do a reset but it is a lot less irritating. I now get 14 seconds to press CD/DVD button instead of 1 second (2 5 seconds taken by initial screen. So, I had a light bulb moment tonight, and I tried this.ġ) Add 3 or 4 scsi DVD drives in the Hyper-V setting menu all pointing to same boot iso.Ģ) Change boot order so all the DVD drives are above the other options. I googled around for a solution and all replies said it was not possible unless MS make a change.

The long established solution (told to me by is to use reset option from the hyper-v selection menu, but even the you have to fairly quick to press the enter key (especially on modern fast pcs). One of the annoying features with Hyper-V is when you want to install a new version of Windows in a VM from an iso if doing a Gen 2 UEFI Installation is that you nearly always time out on pressing the CD/DVD action, as a takes a few seconds to load the first screen

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