Hyper-V Virtual Machine is completely unresponsive and in a warning state
Virtual Machine won’t shut down, stop, reboot, or respond to anything. It is in a warning state and claims you can’t do anything to it in its current state and has been like that for 10 hours. Errors were in the Hyper-V-VMMS with IDs 32086, 32022, and 19050.
Step 1 was to kill off the current process so it would be ‘off’.
- Find the process ID by typing
(gwmi -q "SELECT * FROM Msvm_ComputerSystem WHERE ElementName = '<Server-Name>'" -n root\virtualization).ProcessIDinto powershell. Replace the <Server-Name> with the right server name. It will output the ID. - Go into the task manager, sort by PID, and kill the task that matches.
- It should now say off.
Step 2 Is to start the VM
- It would not start normally and remained off, refusing to do anything still.
- Note: Don’t do the following in a production environment unless you have to. I restarted the service Hyper-V Virtual Machine Management and the machine started on its own right away.
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