Windows 10: How To Install Emulator And Hyper V - Hyper V Won't Install Windows 10

Hello, i am having trouble installing the Windows 10 mobile emulator for Visual Studio 2015


First I got this message when I attemped to install the first time
(see screenshot 1)
Dropbox - install microsoft emulator 1st try.PNG


So I went to the bios menu and seen Hardware Virtulization was disabled (See Screenshot 2)
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I then enabled Hardware virtualization (See Screenshot 3)


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I then went back to install the Emulator again and then I got this message
(See Screenshot 4)
Dropbox - install microsoft emulator 2nd try.PNG


So I then went to the website suggested on the first error message
How to enable Hyper-V for the emulator for Windows Phone 8


to find out what went wrong and it said to a SLAT Check. I download the software and I performed the check and the results were good.
(See Screenshot 5)
Dropbox - install microsoft emulator screen 3.PNG


It then said to perform the "Checking BIOS settings required by Hyper-V for Data Execution Prevention"
Went to the performance option and the message said my computer supports hardware based DEP. So I should be able to use Hyper V


(See Screenshot 6)
Dropbox - DEP screenshot 4.PNG


Next it said to perform "Enabling Hyper-V in Windows" and THIS IS WHERE THE PROBLEM IS.
Hyper V is not showing up in features


(See Screenshot 7)
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So I searched on google to find solutions and came across a few websites to check more enabling options. One was to see if Hyper V is in System Information. It is and everyting is marked "yes"


(See Screenshot 8)
Dropbox - System Info-Hyper V screenshot 6.PNG




I Then went to a over everything again and found something on installing Hyper V and tried it and still not Showing up in Features.


Another article said see if Hyper V is in System Configuration and enable


(See Screenshot 9)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3czd5el3wb...07PNG.PNG?dl=0


So I unticked one "Wallet Service" so I could "Enable All" and clicked enable all
restarted my computer. Still Hyper V on Features.


Another article said Try turning on Hyper V on from services, so I did that and got this error message saying "it stated the stopped"


(See Screenshot 10)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/z863uyyqeh...t%208.PNG?dl=0


Still can't get Hyper V.


Here is the version of Windows 10 on my computer (Windows 10 Home)
(See Screenshot 11)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5lui09l9ih...eshot.PNG?dl=0


Now some sites say I have to have Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise. My response would be why would my computer have everything else in place with Hyper V and I would not be able to use it?

:)

 

Running Windows Phone 8 emulator on remote hyper-v server

I typically do my development in a VM running in a Windows 2012 Hyper-V Server. With the Windows Phone 8 SDK, the emulator runs in the local hyper-v install of the Windows 8 pro. That does not work if the main os is running in a hyper-v already. So my
question is, can you change the default hyper-v server of the Windows Phone SDK to run on a different hyper-v installation (like one running on another computer)?

So for instance, the emulator would run off a my remote hyper-v server instead of the development vm it is installed on? If this capability is not allowed default, could someone (thinking of myself) create a plugin to allow for this configuration of the emulator?
Just looking for some guidance as to how the emulator works.

 

How To Install Emulator And Hyper V - Hyper V Won't Install Windows 10

Hi Chris,

Your Windows question is more complex than what is typically answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited in the TechNet forums.

Please post your question here: Technet forums - Windows 10 IT Pro

Thank you.

 

Simple: you have Windows 10 Home edition, it has no Hyper-V. Hyper-V is only available in Pro, Education and Enterprise editions. There's no way you can run Windows Phone emulators because the only way to run them is Hyper-V, which you don't have because of your chosen edition.

You can use Windows 10 Home edition to connect to Hyper-V virtual machines on Pro, Education and Enterprise editions, therefore even the Home edition has parts of Hyper-V to offer this so called Virtual Machine Connection to another Hyper-V server.

In screenshot, green highlight shows the parts of Hyper-V you have in Home edition. They allow you to to connect to so called Hyper-V servers (Windows 10 Pro, Education, Enterprise) and use virtual machines like for instance Windows Phone emulators installed on them over the network.

The parts required for a computer to act as Hyper-V server for virtual machines is highlighted red. That's the parts your Home edition is missing.

 

Thanks for clearing it up for me with a detailed answer