Windows 10: How to Install Windows 11 using Hyper-V in Windows 10

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Microsoft has made Windows 11 through the Insider Preview, and if you need to install Windows 11 without endangering your primary work PC, then the best way is to use Hyper-V. It’s an additional feature in Windows that allows you to install Linux Distros, Windows Development version, and any other Windows version. In this post, […]

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How to enable Hyper V windows 10

fwiw;

Operating System Requirements

The Hyper-V
role can be enabled on these versions of Windows 10:

• Windows 10 Enterprise
• Windows 10 Professional
• Windows 10 Education

The Hyper-V role cannot be installed on:

• Windows 10 Home
• Windows 10 Mobile
• Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise

 

Hyper-V & Win10

Hyper-V references:

Hyper-V Getting Started Guide

Install Hyper-V and Configure a Virtual Machine

Install and Configure Virtual Machines on Hyper-V

Step-By-Step: Enabling Hyper-V on Windows 8.1 - Canadian IT Professionals [TechNet Blogs]

 

Hyper-V Fails to Install on Windows 10 v.1909

Like the title says, Hyper-V fails to install on Windows 10 v.1909. [OS build 18363.592] It's a mystery to me, because I successfully installed and used Hyper-V on earlier versions of Windows.

Yes, I've got the necessary hardware and BIOS support (I successfully installed and used Hyper-V on earlier versions of Windows) and there are no other hypervisors currently installed. I disabled my anti-malware software (the same brand that I was using when I previously installed Hyper-V) and added the feature from an Administrators user account.

This may be a clue: Event Viewer only has one entry made at the time I tried to install Hyper-V, but it makes no sense (to me.) It's a 7043 Service Control Manager event that says the Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager did not close following a pre-shutdown command, but I don't even have Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager listed as a service.

If it matters (doubt it) the install failed at 98% and, of course, Windows rolled back any changes.

I'm open to any suggestions as to what I can try to get Hyper-V to install. Thanks for your help.