To work around this issue, temporarily disable Secure Boot.

How to Disable Hyper-V in Windows 10 (Image Credit: Russell Smith) How to Temporarily Disable Secure Boot In this case, Hyper-V is disabled, and you don’t need to do anything further.

If Hyper-V is disabled, you’ll just see a list of technologies that are required for Hyper-V to run and whether they are present on the system. Even if PowerShell, DISM, or the Control Panel show that Hyper-V has been removed, it’s not a fact that it has actually been disabled. Next, check whether Hyper-V is still installed on the system using the systeminfo utility in a command prompt. You might want to also disable other features that rely on Hyper-V, like Windows Sandbox. Check Hyper-V status using systeminfo.exeįirst, disable Hyper-V in the Control Panel or using PowerShell or DISM. Although you could run 32-bit VMs because VirtualBox uses software virtualization for 32-bit guests as opposed to the hardware virtualization technology it uses for 64-bit VMs. So, software like VirtualBox can’t run 64-bit guest VMs on your PC while Hyper-V is installed. But one scenario where Hyper-V must be removed is when running a type-2 hypervisor, like Oracle VirtualBox.Īs a type-1 hypervisor, Hyper-V blocks access to virtualization hardware for all other hypervisors. In most cases, leaving Hyper-V in place isn’t going to affect your system. How to Disable Hyper-V in Windows 10 (Image Credit: Russell Smith)īut sometimes running these commands, or removing Hyper-V via the Control Panel, isn’t enough to disable the hypervisor.

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