This document is a rough guide for manually installing Windows Server on EDIS KVM using VNC. The purpose of this doc is to showcase the process. Please use our Auto-Installers!
Log in to your
Mount the Windows .ISO file of your choice
Enable VNC
KVM Settings >> Disk driver >> set to Virtio (default value)
KVM Settings >> Network driver >> set to Virtio (default value)
Start a noVNC session and
Send CtrlAltDel (top right corner of your noVNC window)
Send F12 immediately after step 1) or press `Esc` to bring up the Boot menu
Press `3` to boot from mounted .iso (DVD/CD)
Continue with the installation till you reach the empty “Where do you want to install Windows?” screen
Load the “client Virtio drivers”.
This is important to be able to access the disk and network.
Click “Load driver” and “Browse”
Navigate to the driver CD (usually mounted on drive E:\)
Now select the correct driver directory, according to your Windows version and architecture (x64 = AMD64, x86 = X86)
Repeat the process in the “viostor” folder.
Click “Next”
You can now see your disk partition and you are able to resume the installation.
Once the installation is finished you will need to set your IP address manually.
IP addresses, subnet mask, gateway address, and nameservers are displayed in your VPS panel.
No further driver installations should be required.
Your Windows Server is now ready to use.