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Window server 2025 Hyper-V virtual machine After installed 2025 its running very slow
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santhosh a
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Hi Team,
We have deployed a new HPE DL360 Gen11 server with Windows Server 2025 Standard.
After OS installation, we configured the Hyper-V role and features and created a new virtual machine. Inside the VM, Windows Server 2025 is installed successfully.
Issue observed:
- When accessing the VM via Remote Desktop (RDP), the performance is fast and smooth.
When accessing the VM directly using server monitor and keyboard (local console), the system is very slow.
Mouse cursor frequently lags or hangs on the local console.
Overall UI response is poor only on direct console access.
Observations:
CPU and memory resources are sufficient.
No performance issues are seen during remote access.
The issue appears to be related to local display / video driver / Hyper-V console rendering.
Request: Please advise on:
Recommended graphics/video driver configuration for Hyper-V VMs on DL360 Gen11
Any known compatibility issues with Windows Server 2025
Required HPE drivers, firmware, or BIOS settings
Best practice settings to improve local console performance
Your support to resolve this issue would be appreciated.Hi Team,
We have deployed a new HPE DL360 Gen11 server with Windows Server 2025 Standard.
After OS installation, we configured the Hyper-V role and features and created a new virtual machine. Inside the VM, Windows Server 2025 is installed successfully.
Issue observed:
When accessing the VM via Remote Desktop (RDP), the performance is fast and smooth.
When accessing the VM directly using server monitor and keyboard (local console), the system is very slow.
Mouse cursor frequently lags or hangs on the local console.
Overall UI response is poor only on direct console access.
Observations:
CPU and memory resources are sufficient.
No performance issues are seen during remote access.
The issue appears to be related to local display / video driver / Hyper-V console rendering.
Request:
Please advise on:
Recommended graphics/video driver configuration for Hyper-V VMs on DL360 Gen11
Any known compatibility issues with Windows Server 2025
Required HPE drivers, firmware, or BIOS settings
Best practice settings to improve local console performance
Your support to resolve this issue would be appreciated.
BizTalk Server
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