Had to manually search for updated drivers on ALL the HP sites. And if the BT device is just disabled in device manager (without drivers uninstall), the problem (failed boot) still occurs.Ĭause: Windows 10 and HP site are giving the WRONG (old) version of Mediatek (Ralink) drivers for this HP Envy laptop (15-j101ex). But if I uninstall Bluetooth drivers, Windows automatically reinstalls the Bluetooth drivers after a restart. Note: I have seen suggestions to disable Bluetooth and uninstall the driver. Everything on the laptop is as expected in the requirements for Hyper-V. I have checked the Microsoft site and ran the tools suggested: coreinfo.exe, SLAT status check, DEP checked. Virtualization Technology has to be turned OFF or the laptop will not boot up. But when "Virtualization Technology" is enabled in the BIOS (with UEFI enabled), this ends in a boot freeze with the rotating circle (under the HP logo) and the laptop never starts up.
The laptop does support Hardware Assisted Virtualization. So I have added the Windows Features (turned on in Control Panel Add Windows Features): Hyper-V Platform and Hyper-V Management Tools.įor the Hyper-V Hypervisor to work, Hardware Assisted Virtualization needs to be turned ON in the BIOS.
I need to turn ON Hyper-V (hyper-V Hypervisor) to create some virtual machines. It has the latest BIOS from HP: Insyde F.65
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