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‎10-10-2022 12:47 PM

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Product: HP ENVY x360 15.6 inch 2-in-1 Laptop PC 15-es1000 RCTO Base Model
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I have Win 11 Home on my new HP Envy laptop computer. Was able to use Game Center for a game I regularly play on my android tablet. Then I moved that game into the computer program files so I  could play like I used to play without using Game Center. I had other android games already loaded on this computer. Today I tried to download several games on Game Center and on all got the message that Hyper-V was enabled and player cannot work. It also said to disable Hyper-V.  I had not changed anything on Game Center other than moving the one game off of it. I am unable to find a way to disable Hyper-V.  According to the list of items included in Win 11 Home versus the Pro version, Hyper-V is not supposed to even be available in the Win 11 Home version.  I like that I can now play a favorite game on my computer instead on of my android tablet but I don't understand just what Hyper-V is.  Can I disable it somehow?  Or is it needed to play android games that are loaded on a Windows 11 computer?

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