I have dual boot Win10 & Debian on my PC. I want to boot the Debian inside Win10 using Hyper-V. I came across this :
and this :
I read that if I want to use the physical installation of Linux inside the hyper-v,I should put offline the disk 0 where Debian is installed but Windows 10 refuses to do that. This is the structure of the disks of my comp :
I want to put offline the disk0,because the partition of 103.51 GB contains the Debian installation that I want to boot with the hyper-v.
I tried to do it in several ways :
1) Windows PowerShell
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PS C:\Users\Mario Zio> set-disk 0 -isOffline $true
set-disk : Operation not supported on a critical disk.
Activity ID: {a7af4f39-1847-4ec4-9c26-85605f61ba5b}
At line:1 char:1
+ set-disk 0 -isOffline $true
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (StorageWMI:ROOT/Microsoft/..._StorageCmdlets) [Set-Disk], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : StorageWMI 41009,Set-Disk
2) in safe mode with networking : nothing
3) disabling the paging file for the disk 0,but it is not enabled,as you can see here :
4) Previously I installed the tool Ext2Mgr system driver for Windows. I thought that it could keep locked the drive 0,but I removed it and I restarted the comp,but the drive 0 still can't be put offline.
5) other ideas ?
UPDATE :
For an unknown reason,it doesn't work anymore. I've enabled the hyper-v,but it says that the linux virtual machine failed to start. Check the attached screenshots :
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