so it's bug issue in SolidCP and not recovered on latest update.

Show all logs when deleting a VM. From the SolidCP website and from the Windows event logs (in ASP.net and SolidCP categories)

Also, please show the result of this command: (you must run it in PowerShell where SolidCP Enterprise is installed)

Invoke-Command -ComputerName "RemoteHypervName" -ScriptBlock { Remove-item -path "full/Path/To/TheVps/Disk.vhdx" }

ok so here is an interesting one, we moved our enterprise and portal to a vps which is not part of the domain of the hyperv servers, so when I tried executing the command it gave an error re authentication, I then tested the same access from the proxy hyperv server running standard windows and it could access all the servers fine, so the winrm was unable to access from the server running enterprise server, we then added the servers to the trusted hosts in winrm and this resolved the authentication issue. after that I could then run the command and the disk was deleted fine manually.

So I was hoping that this resolved the deletion issue, however i created a vm and tried to delete it, it runs through the whole process fine removes it from solidcp, but the hard disk file still remains and so does the server folder, etc that solid cp creates. Looking in the solidcp logs, indicates no error at all

Other than that the issue with the enterprise server running on a non domain server doesnt have any issues creating machines, or hosting accounts accross the hyperv vms etc, but my question would be is it or would it be reccomended to have the enterprise server on a domain linked server ?  basically the hyper v servers host web servers, nmail and dbs servers, and then we create a vms for clients etc, everything is 100% ok except for this drive deletion issue. so not sure what is reccomended, to be quite honest I dont know how we missed this powershell issue from this server to the rest, but adding the trusted hosts in resolved the auth issues to all the remotes. but This doesnt seem to be the issue causer of the drive deletion problem.

Thanks TechGuy. Finally someone shows the logs which helps to identify what the problem is.

That commit should fix the problem https://github.com/FuseCP/SolidCP/pull/98/commits/30394b81af99e390adfeefc5928e4c392efff3b9

If you have the opportunity to rebuild the source code with this fix and re-test it on your side, I will be grateful.

About the domain, etc. If you are using Remote Hyper, then the SolidCP user (Windows account) must have all required rights and be in a domain if you are using a domain. However, after the fix, you can check how it works without a domain 🙂