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Assuming that you don't need the vhd?

 

Just delete it, and remove the virtual machine from the management console.

 

If you need it you'll need to shut the virtual machine down, then export it to another disk before deleting it.

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I've seen the same thing if the VHD file was deleted "BEFORE" it was deleted within the HyperV management.

VHD may be gone but a snapshot remains? Could also be causing the problem.

If you can stop the HyperV service you should be able to delete it. (you may have to restart the server itself)

The VM may then come up as corrupt, but will allow you to delete it.

Hopefully this helps

 

 

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