Windows 10: There is no "Virtual Machine Platform" item

There is no "Virtual Machine Platform" item in "Enable or Disable Windows Features" How can I solve this? I need advice I'm using the "Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName *plat*" command to check that the Virtual Machine Platform is available for use on the device As I recall, there was a Virtual Machine Platform item until a while ago Thank you Windows11 24H2 - OS Build 26100.2161 I've installed all updates except for optional driver updates I'm using machine translation, apologies for poor grammar

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can't turn on virtual platform machine after restarting it stucks black

I asked for you to clarify what you are trying to do if it's not install Windows to a Virtual Machine. Why are you installing Virtual Platform machine exactly?

Here are fixes for when Virtual Platform Machine causes freezes or crashes:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bashonubuntuonwindows/...

If you're installing Virtual Platform machine and it's causing WIndows 11 to freeze after restart, have you considered using Hyper V instead as it is more complete - as explained in this article:

https://www.urtech.ca/2021/07/solved-hyperv-vs-...

https://superuser.com/questions/1510172/hyper-v...

Please report back results for each step in each link, so I know what else to suggest. I will then keep helping you until this is resolved.

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Unable to enable virtual machine platform.

I'm sorry that the issue still persists. Yes, it's possible that having VMware and VirtualBox installed on your computer is causing conflicts with the virtualization features in Windows. You can try uninstalling both programs, then restarting your computer and attempting to enable the virtual machine platform again. If this works, you may need to choose between using the virtual machine platform or using VMware and VirtualBox. Alternatively, you can try enabling the Hypervisor Platform feature instead of Hyper-V, which allows for coexistence between Hyper-V and other virtualization programs.

 

[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?