> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/pbi-guides/pbi-private-access-administrators-guide/appendix/appliance-registration/hyper-v-appliance.md).

# Hyper-V Appliance

You could check the official Hyper-V VM Creation here at

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1. Download the **Hyper-V**, appliance Image from the PBI Management Portal.

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2. Follow the steps below on Hyper-V Manager to install a new VM using the image downloaded from the PBI Private Access Appliance section.

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2. Follow the on-screen steps below to provide the following details for **Name**, **Location**, **Generation**, **Memory**, and **Networking**.

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**Note**: For **low to medium** loads, the recommended configuration is:

* 4 vCPUs per 10 users.
* 16 GB of memory per 10 users.
* 36 GB of disk space per 10 users.
  {% endhint %}

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3. Upload the disk you had downloaded from the PBI Private Access appliance section.

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4. Complete the setup by clicking on finish

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5. After the VM is setup, do final checks and making following changes under **settings**
   1. Disable Secure boot
   2. Update required set of processors

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8. Navigate to your VM from the list. Right click to select start from the context menu.

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9. Wait for the appliance to change status from `NOT CONFIGURED` to `RUNNING`.

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10. Copy the IPV4 value and access the appliance web page, and continue the registration process. Refer to Appliance page on the next steps to add a new [appliance](/landing/pbi-guides/pbi-private-access-administrators-guide/parallels-browser-isolation-interface/appliance.md#adding-vm-image) and registering the appliance with the VM created above.


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