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Hello everyone, I can't activate Hyper-V on my machine which is running Windows 10 64-bit and is compatible with virtualization. I have 8 GB of RAM and a 1 TB hard drive. I admit that I reinstalled my system with Windows 10 64-bit, but strangely I can't find Hyper-V under: "Turn Windows features on or off". No matter how hard I look, I can't find it, which is annoying.
I also wanted to know if it is possible to download and install it manually.
I also wanted to know if it is possible to download and install it manually.
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Hello
Anyway, Hyper-V is not available for the Home version....
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Chouba, Moderator / My job is so secret that I don't even know what I'm doing.
Anyway, Hyper-V is not available for the Home version....
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Chouba, Moderator / My job is so secret that I don't even know what I'm doing.
Hello
what version of win10 ... Enterprise, Pro or Education?
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Chouba, Moderator / My job is so secret that I don't even know what I do.
what version of win10 ... Enterprise, Pro or Education?
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Chouba, Moderator / My job is so secret that I don't even know what I do.
Hi
but strangely I can no longer find Hyper-V under: "Turn Windows features on or off"
check if Hyper-V is enabled in the BIOS (Intel or AMD)
look at this page for accessing the BIOS depending on your PC brand --> click here
PS: also look at Choubaka's message --> click here
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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl
but strangely I can no longer find Hyper-V under: "Turn Windows features on or off"
check if Hyper-V is enabled in the BIOS (Intel or AMD)
look at this page for accessing the BIOS depending on your PC brand --> click here
PS: also look at Choubaka's message --> click here
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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl
Hello to both of you and thank you in advance. Here are the system details I have: Windows 10 Home 64-bit operating system, x64 processor, Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-6006U CPU @ 2.00GHz 1.99 GHz, Installed RAM 16.0 GB (15.9 GB usable)
After this message, I will restart the machine to access the BIOS setup to check if virtualization is enabled. I had a question regarding the fact that the system is Windows Home?
After this message, I will restart the machine to access the BIOS setup to check if virtualization is enabled. I had a question regarding the fact that the system is Windows Home?
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I am going to restart the machine to access the BIOS setup to check if virtualization is enabled.
ok
I had a question regarding the fact that the system is Windows Home?
ask your question
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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl.
I am going to restart the machine to access the BIOS setup to check if virtualization is enabled.
ok
I had a question regarding the fact that the system is Windows Home?
ask your question
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the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl.
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in addition to my previous message --> click here
you are not the only one with an issue with Virtualbox and W11 --> click here
PS: on my PC with W11 I installed Virtualbox with W10, and I have no issues
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the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl
in addition to my previous message --> click here
you are not the only one with an issue with Virtualbox and W11 --> click here
PS: on my PC with W11 I installed Virtualbox with W10, and I have no issues
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the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl
??? You definitely should not enable Windows Hyper-V to use VirtualBox, hence my previous question
https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/virtualization-apps-not-work-with-hyper-v
https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/virtualization-apps-not-work-with-hyper-v
Good evening to you, I apologize for the delay. Indeed, I realized that I had the Windows 10 Home edition, and that this version cannot activate Hyper-V. I went to check the BIOS setup beforehand, and indeed it is activated from the BIOS setup, so I had to perform a new installation of Windows 10 Professional, and it was at this point that I was able to enable the Windows Hypervisor.
I would like to thank you for the responses and tips you provided me with, thank you very much.
I would like to thank you for the responses and tips you provided me with, thank you very much.
Hi Brucine, I’m going to try it on another computer that I’m using as a test subject and I’ll get back to you, thanks in advance.
Unless I have magical powers, yes: my BIOS does have a virtualization option (otherwise we would be in trouble in any case).
With my immoderate taste for censorship, I just checked, I have not set the services related to hypervisor to stop but only to manual.
But in the Control Panel, enable features, I do have under Windows 10 Home hypervisor platform and virtual machine platform, but they are unchecked and therefore unlikely to work.
Reports suggest a bit more convoluted settings on VMWare Workstation Player 16, but under 15.5, which I use, really it's a piece of cake (once VMWare is installed, just remember to add the VMWare Tools add-on to get the appropriate drivers for each virtual machine, which the software kindly reminds you to do).
With my immoderate taste for censorship, I just checked, I have not set the services related to hypervisor to stop but only to manual.
But in the Control Panel, enable features, I do have under Windows 10 Home hypervisor platform and virtual machine platform, but they are unchecked and therefore unlikely to work.
Reports suggest a bit more convoluted settings on VMWare Workstation Player 16, but under 15.5, which I use, really it's a piece of cake (once VMWare is installed, just remember to add the VMWare Tools add-on to get the appropriate drivers for each virtual machine, which the software kindly reminds you to do).