Step 1 DISM - Deployment Image Servicing and Management
Running DISM to check the system health and prepare the Windows image for Hyper-V installation. This ensures the operating system is in good condition before enabling virtualization features.
Step 2 SFC - System File Checker
Running System File Checker to scan and repair any corrupted Windows system files. This step ensures system integrity before proceeding with the Hyper-V installation.
Step 3 System Reboot
Rebooting the system to apply changes and ensure all repairs are properly implemented before enabling Hyper-V features.
Step 4 Set PowerShell Execution Policy
Setting the Execution Policy in the PowerShell terminal to be able to install, import, and work with different modules.
Step 5 Verify PowerShell Execution Policy
Verifying the PowerShell execution policy has been properly configured to allow Hyper-V management scripts and cmdlets to run on the system.
Step 6 Using PowerShell to run Updates
Installing critical Windows updates to ensure the system has the latest security patches and Hyper-V improvements before deployment.
Continuing the update process to ensure all cumulative updates and security patches are installed on the system.
Finalizing the Windows update process and confirming the system is fully patched and ready for Hyper-V deployment.
