Block in hyper V mode
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Hello, I'm asking a question here because I haven't found an explanation anywhere on the Internet. I explain, I don't know how but I converted my administrator user account into a Hyper V account. I don't know at all how to go back. This option prevents me from running programs and other stuff. I have the Windows 10 Home version on my laptop. I only have one user account, and I can't create another one despite using safe mode. Please respond as quickly as possible, it will help me enormously. Thanks in advance.
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Hebikuzure aka Murachi Akira 325.9K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2023-09-25T08:58:09.1933333+00:00 There is no such thing as a "Hyper V account" in Windows. Also, Windows Home editions do not support Hyper-V.
It seems that the account you were using has changed from an administrative account to a general user permission account.
Are there any other administrative accounts that can sign in?
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