Daniel Scott-Raynsford • 8/19/2015

Prevent Template Virtual Machines from Accidentally Being Booted

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This technical article provides a practical sysadmin tip for Hyper-V users. It explains how to protect a sysprepped virtual machine template from being accidentally booted, which would corrupt its prepared state. The solution is to set the template VM's virtual hard disk (VHD/VHDx) files to read-only, preventing unintended changes and saving time on re-sysprepping.

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