Windows 10: Windows 11 Hypervisor_Error BSOD. Bluescreenview points to "Ntoskrnel.exe." Need help.

I started getting this Hypervisor Error, seemingly out of nowhere. I'm not sure exactly what my pc was using Hypervisor for, since I'd never heard of it, and don't run any virtual images of any OSes. I had problems with Ntoskernel.exe bsod on my last two fresh installs of Windows 11, and it eventually just starts happening again, when I'm not doing much other than just surfing the web, maybe downloading Steam updates.Here are the last few results in Bluescreenviewminus the most recent crash, which didn't appear in Bluescreenview:The first time I saw the hypervisor error, I found out hypervis

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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?

Memory dumps to be found here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkeiSswAUSgtip0hDKMKs27Wd84IfQ?e=h9qZUf

 

Windows 10 BSoD HYPERVISOR_ERROR

I originally upgraded my Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center using the "Media Creation Tool".

I used the Windows "Reset" tool in the "Update & Security" section of settings after receiving a KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED BSoD that eliminated the possibility of returning to Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center and also lost the ability to reinstall "Windows
DVD Player" (See "Windows 10 Pro Blue Screen Error" post on 8/15/2015).

I have not had any problems with the system until the HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSoD on 8/25/2015. I have since received the same HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSoD today, 8/26/2015 before receivng your instructions.

I followed your instructions for the HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSoD to uninstall and reinstall the AMD Radeon R9 270 Display Adapter driver to the latest Catalyst 15.7.1 version for Windows10 (64 bit).

I have turned off Windows Defender because I repeatedly get the Windows Update for the same Defender Definition but Windows 10 Pro turns it back on automatically after a restart.

I will let you know if I get the BSoD again since the Display Adapter driver update.

 

Hypervisor_error BSOD

I've seen this Hypervisor_Error BSoD 3 times in the past two weeks.

Each time that it happens, I am running an AVD (android virtual device) and I am working on a mobile application. I need this issue resolved so that I continue my work without having to worry about the computer just closing on me.

All my drivers are up to date and after the first BSOD I disabled the Hyper-v settings but that didn't seem to work. Currently on Windows 10, version 1809 amd64 with the latest updates.