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Have any of you experienced anything like this? My system gets converted to a virtual system and boots up under hypervisor. C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\ef02f8d02134254e816a122b3eb99adc\WindowsUpdateBox.Exe Prepares it all, then on boot I am a VM
I really need this shit to stop so I can use my computer- but I need to know why it happens.
this has happened for years, but only after you install hyper-v. is this a different circumstance?
I have not installed hyper-v
Is this because of Virtualisation Based Security (VBS) getting automatically activated? I experienced this once on my Surface Go (not sure if it is exact same as your experience) and I turned it off by disabling hypervisor from BCD.
The latest version of Windows Hypervisor messes up with kernel mode drivers access to MSR, and I created an app to tune the voltage to keep the battery life long and the system cool. One day I realised that the system is warmer than usual, and that’s how I noticed.
This morning my windows install triggered an update which left me in a bootloop. do you know of any indicator I can check on a non-booting drive (I'm just ditching that install at this point) to see if it's the same root cause?
will check for that file once I have the drive accessible, but wondering if there's anything else obvious
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