The Hyper-V configuration version was increased to 8.2, and with that increase there are some new features within Hyper-V in the Fall Creators Update.
- Virtual battery support for Hyper-V: When using Hyper-V on laptops, your guest OS was always agnostic about the state of your battery. Hyper-V can now expose a virtual battery to virtual machines. When enabled, you can see your host computer’s battery power state inside your guest virtual machines.
- New Hyper-V easy export: Exporting a virtual machine Hyper-V no longer uses an XML file for configuration information since 1703 but the new binary VMCX file. The improved VMCX file now includes information about network configuration also, and you can easily import VMs now with the use of the VMCX, including the necessary virtual switch configuration. This VMCX feature is also used for the new sharing feature...