Guest Kevin MacKinnon Posted October 30 Posted October 30 This one has me scratching my head. With no hypervisor installed, windows Event Viewer is showing entries for Hyper-V, and then directly afterwards, I get a bluescreen/reboot. When I reboot, my NVMe hosting C drive is not detected (Samsung 990 Pro 2tb). I have to power off and power on the system and then windows boots. This problem has been recurring for some time, but today I decided to investigate and discovered that Hyper-V is in fact running, but it shouldnt be. Services were set to Manual (not disabled). This Hyper-V start occurred just before a blue screen/reboot.Even if the reboot is u Continue reading... Quote
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