Windows 10: HYPERVISOR_ERROR at startup

Sometimes when my PC starts, a second after the loading screen shows up, the spinning circle stops.After some time I get a blue screen or green screen because of Insider Edition with the stop code `HYPERVISOR_ERROR`.This does not happen every time I start my PC, and after the restart everything works fine, but I think that my PC always crashes when I didn't used it for a longer time. This time I didn't boot the PC for a week, but I think I already had only one day between.My OS is Windows 11 Pro Insider Edition Build 22623.1020.If you need any further information, feel free to ask.*** moved

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Startup programs not launching on startup

Replying to Brink none of that works here is why-
Step 1- No items listed in startup on task manager as stated.
Step 2- I dont have shell:Startup on the pc as it cannot be located
Step 3- I dont understand that option also the startup folder cannot be found
Step 4- No apps showing under startup on settings
Step 5- Dont have access to advanced options at all for any apps
Step 6- Doesn't work.

Thanks for trying

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@dalchina, Will try the program now and no I have no suitable restore points and also nothing that I am aware of has been updated besides for Windows Updates but nothing major. WIll respond once I try the program.

 

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSOD's

Hello,

In the past few weeks, I've been regularly experiencing BSOD's, typically SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and HYPERVISOR_ERROR with BlueScreenView blaming ntoskrnl.exe

I've already tried the following (in order):

• Complete re-install of Windows 10, followed by the bare minimum of software
• Complete driver re-installation with Driver Easy
• Removal of 1 RAM DIMM, which seemed to work out but despite that, I had another BSOD today.
• sfc /scannow, did not find any integrity violations
• chkdsk doesn't return any issues

Also:

• Memory diagnostics did not return any issue
• SMART values of the disks are all right. Only the disk with the D: partition on it is showing some ageing, but it only has Steam games on it and the BSOD's happen outside gaming so that shouldn't be relevant.

What's next to try? Any info to add?

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