1. Review the NDI file to confirm how the agent classifies the device.
2. Look for the following entry:

<Hardware Class="MGSVM_InfrastructureSDK" Name="Microsoft Hyper-V" Evidence="HYPERV">

<Property Name="Name" Value="Microsoft Hyper-V"/>

<Property Name="Protocol" Value="WMI"/>

<Property Name="Port" Value="135"/>

<Property Name="Version" Value="10.0.17763"/>

<Property Name="HostIdentifier" Value="production.domain.com"/>

</Hardware>

3. Run the following PowerShell command to check whether Hyper‑V is installed and its status:

Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V

4. Review the command output:

• If Hyper‑V is disabled, the service is not running.

Example:

• If Hyper‑V is enabled, the service is running.

Example:

5. If the device should not be classified as a VM host, remove the Hyper‑V feature.
6. Run an inventory scan from the agent to update the device classification.

After removing the Hyper‑V feature and running a new inventory scan, the device is categorized correctly.

• Get-WindowsOptionalFeature
• How to generate an NDI file