Because of compatibility issues, the Hyper-V image cannot be imported in older Windows Server versions.

However, you can use the following workaround:

• Extract the file panagenda_idnaapplications_hyperv_vhd.7z
  
  
• Start Hyper-V Manager
  
  
• Right-click on your server and select “New -> Virtual Machine”
  
  
  
• Click Next on “Before you Begin” screen
  
  
• Enter a name for the virtual machine, e.g. panagenda_idnaapplications
  
  
  
• Select Generation 1 on the “Specify Generation” screen
  
  
  
• Specify the startup memory on the “Assign Memory” screen -> minimum required are 8092 MB
  
  
  
• Specify a network connection -> e.g. Default Switch
  
  
  
• On the Connect “Virtual Hard Disk” screen select Use an existing virtual hard disk
  
  
  
• Select the the virtual hard disk file from the panagenda_idnaapplications\Virtual Hard Disks directory
  
  
  
• On the “Completing the new Virtual Machine Wizard” click Finish to create the virtual machine