Windows 10: Virtualization is not working on W11 and I've tried everything

I'm trying to get Windows Subsystem for Android working on my Windows 11 PC. When I try to load up the Amazon App Store I get this:SVM is on in BIOS, I've triple checkedI've rebooted so many timesCore Isolation is disabledNo other apps installed that use virtualizationI've used this command bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype autoVirtualization is showing as enabled in task managerThis is so frustrating, do I just need to reset windows at this point? BTW screen snipper is totally broken on dual monitors. For a trillion dollar software company.... I won't finish that thought.

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hd6950 to hd 6970

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i ve tried everything:with atiflash from dos,winflash.step by step with bios powercolor hd 6970 from the database.
nothing,doesn´t work.any suggestion????

 

Snip & Sketch does not work in W11?

H iThere,

I upgraded my W10 to W11 on Sunday. Sunday morning (W10) I used Windows+Shift+S and it worked fine. After upgrading to W11 I tried to use this again, but nothing happened. No error, no grey screen, just nothing . In the App store, I read that many users have this problem after upgrading. I have been talking to MS Support and they checked and tried, but with no result. I'm very pleased with the help and the patience from them, they really took time to help.

-this is what they did:

-took over my screen

-check my settings: all OK

-made changes to Register

But unfortunately with no result. As writing coursebooks for Word & Excel for collegues and students, I use(d?) this option often. Does W11 throw me back in time by using (ALT-)PrintScreen and cropping the figure? I would like to think that every new version would be a step forward in stead of a step backwards.

I hope that someone knows a solution.

TIA

 

Need help on how to run W11 as a Virtual Machine on W10

As you have pro, it is really gar better to use Hyper-V as it uses native Windows .vhdx files, and it is easy to mount those as drives and restore an image of OS to it.

Here are the key steps. Of course, you will need to have some experience in image backups and restores.

1) Make an image backup of your pc, preferably to a second hard drive. You need to include efi partition, and windows 11 partition. Rest are optional.

2) create a virtual hard drive (.vhdx file) big enough to hold efi partition and Windows 11 partition plus say extra 50 GB, again preferably on a second hard drive to windows drives.

3) boot into Windows 10 and create a Hyper-V virtual machine and attach vhdx file to it.

4) Run vm from Hyper-V.

There are good tutorials on how to use Hyper-V in tenforums tutorials.