Hyper-V did work (running Windows Server 2012 R2 with 2GB RAM wasn't much fun!). Upgraded to latest BIOS, then upgraded to Windows 10 Professional.Īdded the Hyper-V role, and I think I had to do the first re-install because the keyboard and mouse stopped working (I definitely did reinstall, but not certain it was at this stage). I bought a HP Z210 Workstation with Windows 7 Professional and 4GB RAM. The problem is still present with Windows 10 Professional Version 1511 (OS Build 10586.3) but I am at wits end with the fault and lack of help from the vendors. Want to remove Hyper-V and use Virtual box or VMWare workstation. Also, we have templates ready for Hyper-V, I don't really Disabling Hyper-V is not desired as I the teams with these PC's are developers and require local visualization. So, how can I get this resolved? Not through HP or Intel, surely through MS? Maybe not.
#Vmware workstation remove enhanced keyboard driver drivers
They advised that on Windows 8, the drivers are supplied via windows update and that it was not their issue. Anyway, after a lengthy trouble shooting session, we found that once Hyper-VĪs it was an Intel chip, they I asked them.
I was just hoping to get some traction by notifying them. I had gone through the HP support, but they have advised this isn't an issue on their side, and I had agreed all along. This happens at least once every 1-3 days per machine. We get regular driver failures from the 2 sets of USB controllers on the machines (Mainly and issue for the KB & Mouse) that can only be resolved with a full power down (not restart) and a power up. We use Windows 8 Enterprise for these machines, with Hyper-V enabled. I have a set of HP Z210 Workstations with E3-1245-V2 Xeon Cpu's, SSD boot drives and varying sizes of memory from 8-16GB 1600Mghz DDR3 ECC.
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