Installing Azure Stack HCI on real hardware can be troublesome. Maybe your HW is not the latest greatest (e.g. no TPM v2 chip). Whatif you could try first to get familiar with the inputs, timings. Seeing is believing. A virtual environment can help to get yourself familiar and save a lot of time.

Part 1:
See how you can setup the starting point for an AzStack HCI 23H2 installation on demo hardware within less than 1h using the code in:
https://github.com/bfrankMS/CreateHyp...

00:02:00 - Download CreateHypervVMs (AzStack HCI) from github
00:04:50 - Downloading AzStack HCI .iso file
00:06:00 - Converting the .iso to a bootable .vhdx
00:10:00 - Customizing config files (for CreateHypervVMs)
00:23:10 - Kick off the VM deployment
00:26:39 - VMs are ready.
00:26:39 - Checking if setup worked (ping test)
00:30:44 - Proof that Hyper-V role is installed inside VM
00:31:21 - Enable VlanIDs on the storage adapters
00:32:50 - Register servers with Azure Arc
00:40:32 - Prepare Active Directory for Azure Stack HCI
00:45:30 - Assign required permissions for deployment

Part 2:
Will demonstrate the AzStack HCI 23H2 installation inside the prepared virtual machines.
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