diff --git a/docs/windows-notes.md b/docs/windows-notes.md
index c8fbfbdaf..9fe8f04b6 100644
--- a/docs/windows-notes.md
+++ b/docs/windows-notes.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ I use Windows 10 Pro in a Vmware Fusion VM. Make sure it's a 64bit VM.
 In Vmware Fusion VM settings make sure the `Processor -> Advanced Options -> Enable hypervisor applications in virtual machine` is selected. This enables nested virtualisation. If you install on bare hardware make sure the virtualisation technology is enabled in the BIOS.
 
 When creating the user, make sure that te username does **not** contain
-any spaces. This will save you a world of pain!  On Windows 10, also select custom settings during the install and disable all the spying/calling home features introduced.
+any spaces. This will save you a world of pain!  On Windows 10, also select custom settings during the install and disable all the spying/calling home features introduced. Also, since I'm running Windows in a VM on an already password protected system, I disable password for my user, using `c:\Windows\System32\netplwiz.exe`. Just untick the password checkbox.
 
 
 Install software:
diff --git a/scripts/MobyLinux.ps1 b/scripts/MobyLinux.ps1
index d87e57045..9904c546a 100755
--- a/scripts/MobyLinux.ps1
+++ b/scripts/MobyLinux.ps1
@@ -183,8 +183,9 @@ function
 Stop-MobyLinuxVM
 {
     Write-Output "Stopping $VmName"
-    # Using -Force for now until the host integration services are installed in the VM
-    Stop-VM -VMName $VmName -Force
+    # You can use -Force to basically pull the plug on the VM
+    # The below requires the Hyper-V tools to be installed in the VM
+    Stop-VM -VMName $VmName
 }
 
 # Main entry point