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This could mean Toshiba has turned it off for security or something. "Hyper-V cannot be installed: Virtuallisation support is disabled in the firmware." This is the message I get from hovering over the greyed out checkbox Hyper-V Platform in Windows Features. Is anyone aware of a bug in Windows 8.1 Pro resulting in Hyper-V not working? I am starting to think there is a known problem thatĢ. I spent 4+ hours getting bounced around Microsoft tele-operators/technicians The laptop manufacture Toshiba have assured me that the laptop has theĬapability and it is a Microsoft problem. Hyper-V manager opens but I cannot create a Virtual Machine. Hyper-V Platform - not able to tick (greyed out) Hyper-V - ticked with a square tick(Partial tick) In Turn Windows features on or off Window for Hyper-V it says Hope this process works for you.I bought Windows 8.1 pro so I could use the Hyper-V Virtualisation. You should be able to get Audio output from the VM on to your Guest through Virtual Machine Connection.

When you reconnect, you will get a Connection setting dialog and you should be able to configure both USB and Audio settings from there as shown in image below:.

Install Integration Services and Restart VM.

Connect to VM > Action > "Insert Integration Services Setup Disk".

In Hyper-V manager, right click on the Vista VM and go to Settings > Management > Integration Services > Check option "Guest Services".

Session mode" under "Enhanced Session Mode Policy"

In the same dialog, also check option "Allow enhanced.

Settings > User > Enhanced Session Mode > Check option "Use Enhanced

From Hyper-V manager, right click on your Hyper-V Host (left pane) >.

You need to enable and install Integration Services on the VM to do this. Since you are using Windows 8.1, it does support USB redirection to VMs and also getting audio from VMs! But it has to be a "Generation 2" VM. a browser and to play videos and some other stuff.ĭo you need some more information about my pc? Or to run a virtual machine while Hyper V is enabled, I don't need hardware virtualization in that VM, but it should be fast enough to run e.g.

Some ideas I have in mind is to run the Windows Phone Emulator without Hyper V - but this is probably not possible. Maybe someone else has a good idea for me. I don't want to reboot my system to run a virtual machine.

The usage of bcdedit.exe to enable/disable Hyper V (+ reboot) to run other VMs than Hyper V VMs.

Hyper V is made for server environments, so there are no USB and sound drivers.

Hyper V Manager to set up a virtual machine (e.g.

I also would like to run a virtual machine on this system (VirtualBox, VMWare, whatever works). I know, there is a bigger discussion about this topic, but currently I did'nt find a good solution for this issue.įirst: I got a Windows 8.1 host system that uses Hyper V to run the Windows Phone 8 Emulator.