Credential Guard is one of the main security features in Windows 10.
This post shows 2 ways to disable Credential Guard.
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What Is Credential Guard?
Hence, they ask whether there is a possibility to disable Credential Guard.
Of course, it’s possible for you to do that.

In the following section, we will show you 2 ways to disable Credential Guard Windows 10.
Keep on your reading.
Way 1.

Now, here is the tutorial.
Enable Hyper-V
To disable Credential Guard, you better enable Hyper-V first.
Step 1: TypeControl Panelin the search box of Windows 10 and choose the best-matched one.

Then choosePrograms and Featuresto continue.
Step 2: In the left panel, chooseTurn Windows features on or offto continue.
Step 3: In the Windows Feature window, checkHyper-Vand clickOKto continue.
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Step 4: Then clickOKto confirm the changes.
After that, it may prompt you to power cycle your setup.
So, restart the computer to continue.

After having enabled Hyper-V, you might begin to disable Credential Guard.
Disable Credential Guard
In this section, we will show you how to disable Credential Guard to continue.
Step 1: PressWindowskey andRkey together to openRundialog, then typegpedit.mscin the box and clickOKto continue.

Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > equipment Guard
Step 3: Then selectDevice Guardto continue.
Step 4: Then find theTurn on Virtualization Based Securityon the right panel and double-click it to continue.
Step 5: Then in the pop-up window, chooseDisabledto continue.

Step 6: After that, clickApplyandOKto confirm the changes.
This post shows how to solve it.
Step 1: PressWindowskey andRkey together to openRundialog, then typeregeditin the box and clickOKto continue.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\DeviceGuard
Step 3: Right-press theDeviceGuardand chooseNew, then chooseDWORD(32-bit) Valueto continue.
Step 4: Name the newly created value as theEnableVirtualizationBasedSecurityand hitEnterto continue.
Step 5: Double-click it and then change its value data to 0.
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Step 6: After that, right-click theDeviceGuardagain, chooseNew, and chooseDWORD(32-bit) Valueto continue.
Step 7: Name the new key asRequirePlatformSecurityFeaturesto continue.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA
Step 10: Right-click onLSA, selectNew, and chooseDWORD(32-bit) Valueto continue.
Step 11: Name it as theLsaCfgFlagsto continue.
Step 12: Double-click it to change its value data to 0.
From above information, you might know that Credential Guard can provide protection for your data.
But if it is disabled, computer would be in a risky status.
So, so that better keep computer safe, you canmake a system image.
You may encounter the error the requested operation requires elevation when running a program or opening a file.
This post shows how to fix it.
Final Words
To sum up, this post has introduced 2 ways to disable Credential Guard.