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I just have a general question about Windows 10 Pro and Hyper-V. The question being that is it possible to run Hyper-V with Windows 10 Pro unactivated or does it have to be activated to run Hyper-V.
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Hello, I'm independent advisor A&K. I'm glad to be able to help you.
Unfortunately, no.
Inactive Windows only has the most basic functions, and many professional functions are unavailable.
I will keep to follow up until the problem is solved. My English is not good. If you don't understand my words, please let me know.
