# Set-OSDCloudVMSettings

Using this function, you can use Parameters to change the OSDCloud VM Template settings.  This creates a configuration file that is imported every time you create an OSDCloud VM.  In the example below I have changed the Memory from 4GB to 10GB, the Processor Count from 1 to 2, and set the Switch from 'No connection' to 'Default Switch' using the following commands

```
Set-OSDCloudVMSettings -MemoryStartupGB 10 -ProcessorCount 2 -SwitchName 'Default Switch'
```

**`Get-OSDCloudVMSettings`** will show the updated values and the inclusion of the configuration file

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New-OSDCloudVM will show when Settings are being used, resulting in an OSDCloud VM being created with the updated Settings &#x20;

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