There aren’t that many things to choose from and the installation seems to be more or less automated progress. Push F10 when the computer boots, choose boot from the USB and the installation starts. I had created my Windows 10 installation USB stick on another computer and then restarted the NUC with the stick plugged into one of the USB ports. I decided that Windows 8 is the closest option and chose that. There’s an option to select the operating system in the boot configuration options in the BIOS, but the options are Windows 7, Windows 8.x and Linux. In fact I first had to do that to get the license to run Windows 10 on my NUC. You could also just upgrade your Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 system (for free) to Windows 10. I made a clean install of Windows 10 on an empty hard drive. Any other OS built the same way on the same server/storage is fine.Does Windows 10 support exist for the Braswell NUC (NUC5CPYH or NUC5PPYH)? That is a common question these days. WQLEN ACTV QUED %USD LOAD CMDS/s READS/s WRITES/s MBREAD/s MBWRTN/s DAVG/cmd KAVG/cmd GAVG/cmd QAVG/cmd?Ħ4 - 0 0 0 0.00 3649.39 3647.17 2.23 1.78 0.01 0.11 0.00 0.11 0.00įor some reason the disk seems to stop all io, the cpu goes very high and the datastore it's on gets a ton of reads but the VM is almost stuck. NAME NWLD %USED %RUN %SYS %WAIT %VMWAIT %RDY %IDLE %OVRLP %CSTP %MLMTD %SWPWT When I reboot, see the windows logo, the spinning dots for a second and then just the logo for several minutes. (I don't have access to the republished ISOs at the moment) I patched the vm in question but it's still very, very slow to reboot. I know about the issues that forced Microsoft to pull the ISOs originally but I don't think that's the problem here. I haven't had a chance to try every combo of BIOS/EFI/vmxnet3/e1000e/paravirtual/lsi sas to see if one is the cause of the issue but was wondering if anyone else had noticed any issues or if it was just me? Server 2019 and other versions of windows 10 have no issue.
I tried a VM set to BIOS and it seemed faster but was still quite slow. After installing the OS it took 10-15 minutes for the initial windows setup stuff (user, security settings, etc) to appear. Windon the other hand is very, very slow to reboot after the initial install or even just rebooting after making some changes post install. So far Windows 2019 (with desktop experience) seems to be ok at least for a basic vm and guest customization. I've been using this combo for other versions of windows 10/8/7and windows server 2008r2/2012r2/1016 without issue.
I built the templates with EFI, paravirtual for the C drive and vmxnet3 adapter.
I downloaded the Windand Server 2019 ISOs the day they became available so I can start working on my templates.
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