Windows 10: Build 14316. Hyper-v Hypervisor greyed out

Build 14316. Hyper-v Hypervisor greyed out.

I have Intel VT enabled in the UEFI BIOS.

Any suggestions?

EDIT: Processor i5 4460 which has vt-x capabilities. However Intel Processor id utility says it doesn't.

Hypervisor worked with previous builds


EDIT: When I disabled VT-x in the BIOS intel id utility shows processor is VT-x capabile. When I enable it ID utility says not VT-x capabile?!?!

:)

 

Doesn't Hyper-V work in Windows 10?

Make sure that you have installed the right Windows features for hyper-V.

The Hyper-V management tools, hypervisor and Hyper-V services.

 

Hyper V Hypervisor is greyed out, I can't tick the box. I'm using a mac, with windows 10 pro parallels

Thanks Shawn

I am running Parallels on a Mac Book air.

I am then running Windows Pro and then MS Visual to do Windows Phone Programming.

1. Do I need Hyper-V? or should I disable it?

2. How do I setup my Windows Pro to let me run MS Visual which will allow me to run the Window Phone Emulator?

 

Hi, FJK:

Here's a link to the Hyper-V Tutorial: Hyper-V virtualization - Setup and Use in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

You might want to post your questions there because that's where the Hyper-V gurus hang out. *Smile

 

Okily dokily

 

Hi there

silly question but are you using Windows 10 PRO - Windows 10 HOME won't work with HYPER V. I assume your build should be using PRO or above.

Cheers
jimbo

 

Yep, Jimbo, he's using Pro. I just clicked on his specs.

BTW, Francis, you might want to update your specs.

 

Yup, Win 10 Pro 64-bit build 14316

 

My specs are grand, 20 x 20 vision. Oh... *Smile

 

This has me stumped:

When I disabled VT-x in the BIOS intel id utility shows processor is VT-x capabile. When I enable it, ID utility says not VT-x capabile?!?!

I haven't updated the BIOS and Hyper V worked in previous builds.

 

Try Powershell: Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V-All -Online

 

Whoop, whoop. It worked. Thank you.

 

Glad I could help. Powershell is your friend in Windows 10.

 

Will OneGet install Hyper-V, Kebero?

 

Wynona, no. OneGet is a PowerShell module, Hyper-V a Windows 10 additional feature which can be managed from PowerShell.

The two, OneGet and Hyper-V have nothing in common, nothing to do with each other.