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Hyper-V supported Windows guests

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24 −|Windows Server 2025 |2,048 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>2,048 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in| <p>Maximum number of virtual processors depends on the host OS. For example, Windows Server 2025 can provide up to 2,048 virtual processors.</p><p>Hosted on Windows Server 2022 and later, and on Azure Local 2311.2 and later with Windows Server subscription.</p> |
25 −|Windows Server 2022 |1,024 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>1,024 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in| Hosted on Windows Server 2019 and later, Azure Local, version 22H2 and later.|
24 +|Windows Server 2025 |2,048 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>2,048 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in| <p>Maximum number of virtual processors depends on the host OS. For example, Windows Server 2025 can provide up to 2,048 virtual processors.</p><p>Hosted on Windows Server 2022 and later, and on Azure Local OS, version 23H2 and later with Windows Server subscription.</p> |
25 +|Windows Server 2022 |1,024 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>1,024 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in| Hosted on Windows Server 2019 and later, Azure Local OS, version 23H2 and later.|
2626 |Windows Server 2019 |240 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>320 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in||
2727 |Windows Server 2016 |240 for generation 2;<br>64 for generation 1;<br>320 available to the host OS (root partition)|Built-in||
2828 |Windows Server 2012 R2 |64|Built-in||
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3737 | Guest operating system (client) | Maximum number of virtual processors | Integration Services | Notes |
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39 −| Windows 11 | 32 | Built-in | Generation 2 virtual machine hosted on Windows Server 2019 or above <br/> Azure Local, version 22H2 and later. |
39 +| Windows 11 | 32 | Built-in | Generation 2 virtual machine hosted on Windows Server 2019 or above <br/> Azure Local OS, version 23H2 and later. |
4040 | Windows 10 | 32 | Built-in | |
4141 | Windows 8.1 | 32 | Built-in | |
4242 | Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1) | 4 | Upgrade the integration services after you set up the guest operating system. | Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional editions (32-bit and 64-bit). |
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