If you were fast you should get the Windows Setup screen. The system will start and very quickly you need to press any key on the keyboard so the installation starts, otherwise installation will timeout and fail, and the only way to recover is by Stopping the VM (DO NOT use any other option like Shutdown). Right click on the Guest VM 103 (Win10-BlueIris) and select Start. Wait until the VM (Win10-BlueIris) has been created, then go to the VM >_ Console. If satisfied with the selections, DO NOT tick Start after created and click Finish. You can disable the FW option as Windows has its own FW, although the PVE FW option is good to have active as it applies cascaded FW rules from Cluster -> Node -> Guest each providing its own ring fencing. Blue Iris requires at least 4 GB, while Windows 10 with no or "lite" apps installed can run on 2 GB only. Select Memory options as per screenshot below. Blue Iris requires at least 4 CPU Cores, while Windows 10 with no or "lite" apps installed can run on 2 CPU Cores only. Select CPU options as per screenshot below. Select IDE or SATA for the Bus/Device (IDE might have slightly better compatibility, while SATA might have slightly better performance depending on underpinning hardware), then change the Disk size to suit your needs. Select Disk options as per below screenshot. In a future post I will explain what the different options mean. Select System options as you see them below. Select the Windows ISO image and the rest of the options as you see them in the screenshot below. Tick Start at boot if you want this VM to automatically start when PVE is started. I suggest you provide a short descriptive name to the VM you are creating, like in our example below (Win10-BlueIris). I assume you are installing Windows to run an app or for a specific purpose.
Right click on the Node (pve-253) and select Create VM. If everything completed with no errors, close the Task viewer. Ĭlick Select File, select the Windows.iso from the Downloads folder and click Open. We now need to upload this ISO into PVE, by visiting the PVE WAC. I suggest you save the Windows.iso file in the Downloads folder of your PC. We definitely require a 64-bit (圆4) Architecture. If you want to change something untick Use recommended options, change what you want and click Next. If you are running this utility from a Windows 10 PC it will make the selection automatically based on your system settings. Select Create installation media and click Next. Go to your downloads folder and run (double-click) MediaCreationTool21H2 (in the future the name will change as new versions pop up). WAC = Web Admin Console (the web browser GUI to administer PVE nodes & clusters or HA hosts) Download the Windows 10 ISO image Following the PVE installation superguide, in this guide we will cover the Windows 10 Pro installation in a VM on PVE.
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