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This exclusive article for the MPUG Newsletter describes how to install and configure the Microsoft 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine using the new Windows 8 Consumer Preview release. This approach provides an exciting and responsive alternative to installing a separate bootable partition with Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system.In this article:Where to obtain all of the required software (i.e. Windows 8 Consumer Preview, 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine, Project 2010 SP1 Demonstration and Evaluation Pack).Enabling the Hyper-V capability in Windows 8 Consumer PreviewInstalling / configuring the Virtual Machine Demonstration PlatformInstallation of the Windows Classic Start Menu (optional)My observations to dateI am providing this article on the basis of my personal experiences working with the new Windows 8 Consumer Preview as a demonstration platform for the Microsoft 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine. In no way should readers consider using this trial software for anything other than evaluation and demonstration. There is no warranty implied or expressed in installing any for the aforementioned products (other than what comes from Microsoft). Please do so at your own risk (and on a machine that is NOT critical to your daily job / role!!).Where to find the Required SoftwareI have provided the following steps to help you fast-track through the software installation process.1. Windows 8 Consumer Preview- Windows 8 Consumer Preview is prerelease software that may be substantially modified before it’s commercially released. You can download the software and required Product Key by visiting Be sure to specify the 64-bit release as the Evaluation VM will only run on a 64-bit platform. You will want to burn this image to a blank DVD disc and then install on either a fresh machine or spare partition or disk drive (I have not tried an upgrade in place of a Windows 7 machine yet, so I cannot comment on how successful that would be …I have only experienced the native install).2. 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine (SP1) The following link contains a three Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Hyper-V Virtual Machine set for evaluating and demonstrating Office 2010, SharePoint 2010 and Project Server 2010 – . The primary download is some 24 zip files that will require approximately 27.5 GB (hey, I didnt say that this was for the faint at heart now did I). When fully unzipped the 2010-10a VM will require approximately 55.6 GB of space to expand when you install it to the VHD image directories. Keep in mind that you will also require additional space for the other VMs (i.e. Microsoft Exchange and Lync 2010 Servers) although these VMs are optional, as well as space for any snapshots you may want

To take of the VM.3. Project 2010 SP1 Demonstration and Evaluation Pack The following link will download a large file called “ProjectContentPack-2010-10a.iso” file (i.e. approx. 242 MB) – . You will want to burn this image to a blank CD-R disc for installation in the upcoming section InstallingEnabling Hyper-V in Windows 8 Consumer PreviewThe Windows 8 Consumer Preview includes Hyper-V, the machine virtualization technology that has been part of the last 2 releases of Windows Server. Hyper-V lets you run more than one 32-bit or 64-bit x86 operating system at the same time on the same computer. Instead of working directly with the computers hardware, the operating systems run inside of a virtual machine (VM). I encourage you to review the excellent blog entitled “Bringing Hyper-V to Windows 8”.Enabling the Hyper-V capability is very straightforward however simply go to the Settings- Control Panel- Programs and Features and select Turn Window Features on or off:Expand the Hyper-V features (click on the + sign) and check the 3 boxes as shown below. After you click the OK button you will be prompted to reboot Windows 8 Customer Preview edition.3. Installing / Configuring the Virtual Machine Demonstration PlatformNow that you have a fully functional Windows 8 Consumer Preview Hyper-V enabled platform, all the necessary Virtual Machine (VM) software downloaded and unzipped, you are now ready to start the fun part …of importing the VHD image into Hyper-V and configuring the setup to include the necessary networking adapters etc.A)Install the 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine (SP1) downloaded in section 1 of this article. Simply follow the instructions entitled Setting up Hyper-V located at (about of the way down the page). You can skip item 1 (installing the Hyper-V role) as we just completed that in the in the previous section. You will most likely have to set the startup RAM to 5796 MB (the upper limits of memory permitted in this Hyper-V implementation). You will require a PC that has a reasonably fast processor and at least 8GB of memory – my primary setup was a Dell E6520 with a 256 GB SSD.If everything went well, you should see something closely related to the following image:B) Now install the Microsoft Project Server 2010 Demo Content Pack.Once you have successfully installed the Content Pack you should be able to run PWS, now on Microsoft Windows 8 Consumer Preview:4. Installation of the Windows Classic Start Menu (optional)The Windows 8 Start Menu is certainly very attractive and obviously designed for the new tablets, however I immediately needed a more familiar (and comfortable) approach to navigating the significant amount of functionality within Windows 8. I turned to to ask the question “How do I re-enable

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