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[HYPER-V] – KILL VM PROCESS

To kill a VM process follow the steps below:

Open POWERSHELL as administrator:

# Copy VM name
GET-VM

# Get your VM ID
$vmGUID = (Get-VM 'YOUR-VM-NAME').id

# Get VM Process
$VMWMProc = (Get-WMIObject Win32_Process | ? {$_.Name -match 'VMWP' -and $_.CommandLine -match $vmGUID})

# Kill it
Stop-Process ($VMWMProc.ProcessId) –Force

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Bruno Lopes

Bruno Lopes

Hey there! I'm Bruno Lopes a consultant based in São Paulo, Brazil. I have been working in the IT industry for over 18+ years and have worked in a variety of roles, from helpdesk to systems administration and now as a cloud consultant. I worked in all aspects of Microsoft technology from end-user computing to on-premises data centers but now I spend all my time working with Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365, deploying and automating solutions for customers across a wide range of industries. When I'm not focusing on IT, I enjoy music and reading, spending as much time as possible with my wife and daughter.

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