Enable Intel Virtualization Technology $($VT$)$ support in the BIOS setup program$($press F$2$ or Delete$)$ and boot into the operating system.

Create a virtual machine $($VM$)$ from Hyper$-$V Manager using the following settings:

Virtual machine name: BackupTestVirtual machine location: D:$\backslash$HYPERV$\backslash$Virtual MachinesGeneration: Generation $1$Startup memory: $4096$ MBUse dynamic memoryNetworking connection: InternalVirtual hard disk name: BackupTest.vhdxVirtual hard disk location: D:$\backslash$HYPERV$\backslash$Virtual Hard DisksVirtual hard disk size: $500$ GBThe operating system will be installed later.

Add a virtual hard drive to the BackupTest virtual machine.

From the BackupTest settings, add a Hard Drive to the SCSI Controller.Create the Virtual Hard Disk using the following parameters:

Controller: SCSI ControllerDisk format: VHDXDisk type: Fixed sizeFile name: BackupTestVol$2.$vhdxLocation: D:$\backslash$HYPERV$\backslash$Virtual Hard DisksSize: $4$ TB $(4096$ GB$)$