To know more information about it, refer to our previous post What Is Hyper V?
Some Basics You Should Know about Hyper-V.
Although Hyper-V plays an important role in your Windows PC, it may cause some issues.
Why does this boot issue occur?
Move to the next part to learn how to troubleshoot it via some tips.
Related post:How to Enable Hyper-V on Windows 11?
So, do these:
Step 1: Boot your PC and then pressF2orDelto enter the BIOS menu.
Step 2: In BIOS, go to theAdvancedtab to find the virtualization setting and disable it.
Then, the system will boot to the Desktop.
Step 3: PressWin + R, typeappwiz.cpl,and clickOKto open thePrograms and Featureswindow.
Step 4: LocateTrusteer Endpoint Protection, right-hit it, and tap onUninstall.
Then, finish the uninstallation.
Step 5: Restart the PC and then enable virtualization in BIOS, Windows 11 will boot properly.
How to enable virtualization in Windows 10?
This post elaborates on 2 ways to enable virtualization Windows 10.
Repeat this operation three times and your PC will enter theAutomatic Repairwindow.
Just tap onAdvanced optionsto enterWinRE.
Step 2: Go toTroubleshoot > Advanced options > Command Prompt.
Step 3: TypeBCDedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype Offand pressEnter.
Step 4: After that, restart the PC and see if the Boot Repair Loop is solved.
Step 1: Go to WinRE and clickTroubleshoot > Advanced options > System Restore.
Step 2: Go to choose a restore point.
Step 3: Confirm the restore information and clickFinish.
Whats Windows 10/11 System Restore?
How to access it and use a restore point to revert Windows to an earlier state?
Find details from this post now.
Try 3 Simple Ways Here Now.
Verdict
Cant boot Windows 11 after enabling Hyper-V?
Now, you learn how to solve this boot issue in the given solutions.
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