When you provision a new virtual machine on a Hyper-V Host, the virtual machine it’s created with the default configuration version of the Hyper-V Host. However, there is always the case where backward compatibility is required for migrating virtual machines from previous versions of Hyper-V.
Why do I need to upgrade my virtual machine configuration version? The answer is quite obvious, to take advantage of all the new features that the Hyper-V Host release has to offer.
Run the following PowerShell cmdlet to list the default Hyper-V configuration version.
Get-VMHostSupportedVersion -Default
Run the following PowerShell cmdlet to list the virtual machine configuration versions that the Hyper-V host supports.
Get-VMHostSupportedVersion
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