Windows 10: BSOD when enabling Virtual Machine Platform feature

Hi,
I've recently bought a new laptop with a Ryzen 7 4700u and I've been trying to install WSL2 but with no success so far.
Following the guide from the Microsoft Docs, I get a BSOD with the following error SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED after enabling the Virtual Machine Platform feature. I've tried reinstalling the drivers, resetting and formatting the laptop. I've tried upgrading to the latest insider build thinking it was a Windows 10 2004 problem but I still get the same BSOD.
I've checked the event viewer and I get 3 errors I've exported it here

How can I solve this issue?

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[Windows Features] Virtual Machine Platform

In what case would I need to install the Virtual Machine Platform (found in - Turn Windows features on or off)? What is it good for?

 

Can't enable"Virtual Machine Platform"

I'm running Windows 10 on ASUS FX705DY AU072T.

Windows doesn't boot after enabling "Virtual Machine Platform" and just shows a black screen after showing the windows 10 logo during boot.

I've tried it on updated version 1909 and also after updating to version 19041.264 I can't use WSL 2 because of this.

How can this be fixed?

 

Enabling Virtual machine platform slows down windows VM

I am trying to host Windows 10 enterprise 2004 on Kubernetes using kubevirt. I can host the instance and everything is working and fast when accessed remotely but when I enable Virtual machine platform the vm slows down significantly. Just enabling wsl does
not seem to affect the instance, it is only when I try to enable wsl 2 for docker use by enabling Virtual machine platform.

I have restarted the instance after turning on the feature.

In the process tab I can see vmmem is using like 1.5G memory but I have given the instance 16G so I thought that should not be the issue.

Some of the things I have tried to solve this:

Optimized the vm using vmware optimizer tool.

Only using RAM by disabling virtual memory.

Please let me know where I can look to debug this. Or maybe some pointers as to what I might be doing wrong.

Thank you!