ClaudioPaixao

Dear Aabidah34, Thank you for your message but the issue was not with the Hyper-V Virtual machine creation. The problem is the 3D graphic under Hyper-V and its compatibility with that version of PVsyst. I am planning to test version 7.0 under Hyper-V in the near future just for curiosity. I think it will work since the software has evolved. After making the tests I will post the results.

I have a similar problem. Not even the menu on the right side seens to be working because it doesn´t retract and activate correctly. I am using VirtualBox 5.1.28 running a Windows 8.1 32 bits installation. No other software is running. This virtual machine was created with the only purpose of testing PVsyst. Is it required a 64bit Windows version in the Virtual Machine?

I have tried to use VirtualBox version 5.1.28 but the problem is the same. I can´t see any shading scene. Any suggestions?

Hi Everybody, I have tested an installation of PVsyst 6.6.3 in a Hyper-V virtual machine but it didn´t work. The installation was fine and I was able to simulate a system when directly connected to the machine but the near shading construction doesn´t work. I believe this is because of some problem with the virtual graphics card and the PVsyst rendering software. Is there a workaround for this? Is it possible to run PVsyst in a compatibility mode or disable the hardware acceleration to test the near shading drawing in a Hyper-V virtual machine? The virtual machine is running Windows 8.1 64 bits over a Windows 2012 core server.