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To perform the above-mentioned query, you only need to use the one-click script below to automatically create a virtual machine. There is no need to manually modify settings on the web interface.
After creating the virtual machines using the subsequent script as mentioned above, it **may** be necessary to manually modify the settings on the web interface. You will need to disable hardware nested virtualization for each respective virtual machine, as shown in the following diagram.
Stop the virtual machine before making modifications. After the modifications are done, you can start the machine to use NOVNC. Failure to close it **may** result in bugs that render this virtual machine unusable.
In the `OS` window, select `win.iso` for `ISO image`. For `Guest OS`, select `Microsoft Windows` as the `Type` and choose the appropriate `Version` for your ISO. For example, if you downloaded Windows 2022, select `11/2022`, then click `Next`.
In the `System` window, select `VirtIO-GPU` for `Graphic card`, `q35` for `Machine`, `VirtIO SCSI` for `SCSI Controller`, and `Default (SeaBIOS)` for `BIOS`, then click `Next`.
In the `Disk` window, select `Write Back` for `Cache`, enter your desired disk size in `Disk size (GiB)` (generally not less than `20`), and choose the storage location in `Storage`. In this example, only the system disk `local` is available, so `local` is selected. Then click `Next`.
Click on the template you've set up on the left, click `Start` in the upper right corner to start the virtual machine, then click `Console` to enter the `VNC` interface and wait for the operating system to boot.
In the VNC, click `Next`, then `Install now`, then `I don't have a product key`, check `Accept license`, click `Next`, and then select `Custom installation`.
Once setup is complete, there's a pop-up box on the left side of the NOVNC page. Click the first button, then follow the login prompt by pressing `Ctrl`+`Alt`+last button to enter the login page.
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### 4. Network Initialization
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Since the PVE is set up with a static network through this project, you need to manually modify the bound IP address after logging in, rather than using DHCP.
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Right-click in the bottom right corner of the desktop and select `Open Network and Internet settings`. In the settings page that appears, click `Change adapter options`.
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In the `Network Connections`, select `Ethernet` and click `Change settings of this connection`.
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In the popup window, select `Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)` and click `Properties`.
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In the new dialog box, select `Use the following IP address` and enter:
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IP address(I): `172.16.1.xxx` (replace xxx with your desired IP, I used 100 for convenience as my vmid is 100)
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Subnet mask(U): `255.255.255.0`
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Default gateway(D): `172.16.1.1`
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Then select `Use the following DNS server addresses` and enter:
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8.8.8.8
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144.144.144.144
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```
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Click OK in the bottom right corner, and make sure `Validate settings upon exit` is NOT checked.
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Click `OK` and `Yes` for any other dialog boxes, and your virtual machine will now have network connectivity.
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