Surprisingly, I'm not on the list.

I googled your title. first returned url: http://www.iosrjournals.org/iosr-jmce/papers/ICRTEM/ME/Volume-4/IOSRME07.pdf

Hey, thanks

@philmcdonnell veeam recently released veeam one community edition.

So am I wrong for running both linux and windows workloads on hyper-v?

@DustinB3403 said in Losing mouse via hyper v manager:

As for why the cursor disappears, in my experience this has generally been an issue of a lack of video ram applied to the VM.

The cursor does not disappear in my case. I can move the mouse around, hovering over items highlights them even. It's just the click doesn't register.

When connecting to vms through hyper v manager, mouse buttons stop working occasionally. If I rdp, it works fine through there. Have to restart vm to get mouse clicks back via hyper v manager. Happen to anyone else? Any fix?

hyper v server 2016, vms are 2008 r2 ( I know, I know)

@jmoore said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I may need a 3rd monitor, 2 just isnt enough anymore. I know thats sad too

Three montitors are nice. For me: Left is for most things. middle is for chrome. Right is for powershell, network monitoring etc

@jmoore said in Restoring 2012 R2 AD DC: This server is the owner of the following FSMO role, but does not consider it valid.:

@scottalanmiller Did they have any backups?

It's in the title

This is getting lost in the news today with everything else going on. This is incredibly important.