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Find which virtual machines use Dynamic Memory on Hyper-V

Dimitris Tonias by Dimitris Tonias
December 15, 2017 - Updated on April 21, 2024
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A very easy and fast way to identify which virtual machines of a Hyper-V host have dynamic memory enabled. Of course, with the help of PowerShell.

To check if a particular virtual machine uses dynamic memory, type:

Get-VMMemory -VMName DC01

Get-VMMemory -VMName DC01

where DC01 type the hostname of VM. You will see the information in the DynamicMemoryEnabled column that will be True or False, as the case may be.

Find which virtual machines use Dynamic Memory on Hyper-V

To check which virtual machines of a Hyper-V host use Dynamic Memory, type:

Get-VM | Get-VMMemory

Get-VM | Get-VMMemory

Again, in the DynamicMemoryEnabled column, you will get the information.

Find which virtual machines use Dynamic Memory on Hyper-V

More about the Get-VMMemory cmdlet.

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