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If I have two guests installed using Hyper-v 2012 "evaluation" (unlimited) free version, can I make it so a guest OS boots automatically and the user never sees the Hyper-v login?

I have a laptop, and I want to put two OSes on it with Hyper-v as the hypervisor at the bare metal level. But, I want to be able to make the machine bypass the standard Hyper-v control-alt-delete and go straight to my Windows 7 VM without user intervention.

johnny
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Hyper-V Server has no means locally to display a virtual console session. You would have to access the VMs through Hyper-V manager, MMC, WinRM, or some other remote management tool. Are you sure you're not looking for simple dual boot?

Daniel Tharp
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