Select the virtual hard disk option and select the same and run the system. The minimum recommendation is around 3GB. Determine the size of the RAM that the operating system will run on. + New-AzVM -ResourceGroup androidexample -Location eastus -ImageName "M. Just type in Windows 10 and the system will automatically download and determine all the pre-requisites for running such an operating system. New-AzVM : Artifact: VMImage was not found. I expected to have a windows 10 vm created in my azure resource group, but instead received the following error: $ImageName = "MicrosoftWindowsDesktop:Windows10:rs5-pro:latest"
I have tried using the format Publisher:Offer:Sku:Version for a Windows 10 Pro image, but it was unable to recognize this format. Is there a way to specify to this cmdlet that I want to create a Windows 10 VM? The script creates the VM using the new Azure powershell modules (in this case Az.Compute), but it seems that the cmdlet New-AzVm only accepts a limited list of image names in its -ImageName parameter. I need to create a Windows 10 VM in Azure through a script that can be called in a CI pipeline in order to create a nested android emulator for automated UI testing.
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