Hi,
- You need to enable both VT / V and Trusted Execution Prevention / Data Execution Prevention (this goes by lots of names) in the BIOS.
Then you need to cold boot. Full power off and power on, not just reboot.
Also, make sure your BIOS is up to date, and any other motherboard firmware.
- Running these commands from an admin command to restart VMMS service.
net stop vmms
net start vmms
- Configure the real-time scanning component within your antivirus software to exclude the following directories and files:
Default virtual machine configuration directory (C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V)
Custom virtual machine configuration directories
Default virtual hard disk drive directory (C:\Users\Public\Documents\Hyper-V\Virtual Hard Disks)
Custom virtual hard disk drive directories
Custom replication data directories, if you are using Hyper-V Replica
Snapshot directories
Vmms.exe (Note: This file may have to be configured as a process exclusion within the antivirus software.)
Vmwp.exe (Note: This file may have to be configured as a process exclusion within the antivirus software.)
For more information, please see:
Best Regards,
Daniel