Hyper-V example setup for Fedora 34

Fedora34-VM.ps1

# Echo the commands as they're run
Set-PSDebug -Trace 1

# Dump Windows version
Get-ComputerInfo | Format-Table WindowsVersion, OsVersion

# Create a UEFI VM, secure boot enabled, use the secure boot settings for the 
$vm = New-VM -Generation 2 -Name "Fedora 34 beta" -Path .
$vm | Set-VMFirmware -EnableSecureBoot On -SecureBootTemplate "MicrosoftUEFICertificateAuthority"


# Disable the automatic checkpoints on each reboot. It's better to use snapper+btrfs :)
$vm | Set-VM -AutomaticCheckpointsEnabled $false

# Processor, memory settings
$vm | Set-VMProcessor -Count 2
$vm | Set-VMMemory -DynamicMemoryEnabled $false -StartupBytes 2Gb

# Add DVD drive, attach ISO, HDD, and set boot order
$dvd = $vm | Add-VMDvdDrive -Path ./Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-34_Beta-1.3.iso -Passthru
$vhd = New-VHD -SizeBytes 20Gb -Dynamic boot.vhdx
$hdd = $vm | Add-VMHardDiskDrive -Path $vhd.Path -Passthru
$vm | Set-VMFirmware -BootOrder $dvd, $hdd

# Connect the network adapter - run Get-VMSwitch if you're not sure which name to use.
#    There is a "Default switch" if you want a local NAT, but I prefer using a direct connection
$vm | Get-VMNetworkAdapter | Connect-VMNetworkAdapter -SwitchName "External"

Notes.md

After installation - if you want to change the resolution, you need to change a boot setting. The hyperv_fb supports resolutions up to 1920x1080.

sudo grubby --update-kernel=ALL --args="video=hyperv_fb:1920x1080"
sudo reboot

Will using Hyper-V directly conflict with WSL2 ?

@jiayaoO3O No it will not. As a point of fact I believe the biggest trade off folks face if they wish to use WSL2 is they must enable hyper v. Which chains them to it.
Meaning they would be unable to use other virtualization technologies. Such as parallels, virtualbox, vmware and others. On the same windows install.
This is my understanding and it may be flawed, if it is, kindly correct the record!

This worked great for me. Do I need to keep the ISO in-path permenantly, though?

Hello Dears;
I have installed a fedora in windows 10 by hyper-v
after first boot ; install it on hard disk.
But when I start it ;boot in live mode(iso)
How can I set it to boot from installed version?