I recently switched from Windows 10 RS1 to RS2 and tried to re-import my old Hyper-V Virtual Machines. When I try that, I get the following error:
Analyzing the issue in detail in PowerShell reveals the following:
PS C:\VM> $result = Compare-VM -Path '.\Virtual Machines\8B4D7FA2-88DF-401D-B5BD-411272007624.vmcx' PS C:\VM> $result.Incompatibilities Message MessageId Source ------- --------- ------ Invalid Ethernet connection settings: One or more arguments are invalid (0x80070057) 33000 VMNetworkAdapter (Nam... Invalid Ethernet connection settings: One or more arguments are invalid (0x80070057) 33000 VMNetworkAdapter (Nam... Invalid Ethernet connection settings: One or more arguments are invalid (0x80070057) 33000 VMNetworkAdapter (Nam...
So, apparently, there's something invaild in the network configuration.
The thing is: I could not care less about the network configuration! I'll gladly recreate the network configuration as soon as the VM is imported. But Hyper-V won't let me.
Can I somehow remove the faulty network configuration from the vmcx file to make the import succeed?
Thanks, best regards
Heinzi