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How to enable Hyper-V in Windows 10

Quick Read

  1. Open programs in Windows Settings.
  2. Click program and functions.
  3. Click Activate or deactivate Windows-functions.
  4. Select Hyper-V and all child nodes.
  5. Restart computer.

Here is how to enable Hyper-V in Windows 10!
First, got to add or remove programs in Windows, and click “Program and functions”, as shown below.

Windows Settings - Apps and functions - Cannot Enable Hyper-V Service


Secondly, at this screen, click Activate or deactivate widows-functions.

Window: Programs and Functions - Cannot Enable Hyper-V Service


If you take a look at the image below. This is the final step in how to enable Hyper-V in Windows 10. Just make sure Hyper-V is selected. And now you should make sure all nodes and child nodes is selected, otherwise Hyper-V might not be enabled properly and this last step might not work as expected.

  • If Hyper-V is not selected, select it with all child nodes and restart the computer
Activate or Deactivate windows-functions - Cannot Enable Hyper-V Service

2 thoughts on “How to enable Hyper-V in Windows 10

  • How to install Microsoft .NET MAUI on Windows - Eric S Jennerstrand
    2021-09-08 at 22:22

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