Please also make sure to use Authorization Manager and assign a user the proper permissions to perform specific Hyper-V tasks. You should do some additional jobs to give the user proper permissions if you don't want to join the account into local Administrators group: If the problems disappears after joining the user account to local Administrators group, then it indicates that the user doesn't have proper permissions. Which users are you using to log onto these computers? Did you use the same user account? Did you join the user account into the local Administrators group? Can you please check the following settings?Ĭheck the following services to see if they are running as Local System account: Hyper-V Image Management Service Hyper-V Network Management Service Hyper-V Virtual Machine Service.Ĭheck if you have assigned the proper permissions to the specific user (current logon user): For testing, join the current logon user into the local Administrators group of the Hyper-V server and restart the Hyper-V server to see if the problem remains.
