Error 3278 or How I blew up my Hyper-V Lab
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When powering on virtual machines in my Hyper-V lab, all of them gave Error 3278 failed to change state of the VM.
They were working yesterday. All my drives working? What did I do? What changed? Yeah, 9 times out of 10 it’s the later.
What did I do?
I remembered working on vSwitches and seeing if I could figure out internal vSwitch and maybe NATing in Hyper-V. Deleting, adding, re-configuring, could that be it?
Looking at the settings of a VM, the first thing I noticed was, that I forgot to unmount the iso, but that’s a possible OCD issue and a whole other conversation.
Read the entire article here, Error 3278 or How I blew up my Hyper-V Lab – Scott Bollinger / kfalconspb
via Scott Bollinger at bollingerusa.com
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