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09-09-2022 09:42 AM
Hello guys!
I just bought a new HP Elite Mini 800 G9, and promptly installed Windows Server 2022 on it.
Everything basic works fine, all drivers are installed etc.
However, as soon as I install Hyper-V the machine refuses to boot. It freezes at the "HP Protected by HP Wolf Security" screen.
Booting in troubleshooting mode gives me "SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED"
Booting into "Safe Mode" reverts the installation of Hyper-V and I get back into Windows.
I have tried enabling and disabling every setting in UEFI I could think of, from different types of Virtualization-settings to anything regarding HP Sure*, but that doesn't seem to make any difference. Another thing I found was a Biometric setting on Lenovos that made Hyper-V stop working, with the same error, though I have not managed to find a similar setting to fix it on my new HP. Windows BSOD and other problems after enabling "Enhanced Windows Biometric Security" in BIOS Setup -...
I've also tried installing the Wolf Security Agent and enabling it, hoping that any strangeness would be solved after reading this:
Hyper-V and Virtualization Based Security (VBS) Support (hp.com)
Though, what I really am expecting is that if I enable Intel VT-settings (of which there are 2) in UEFI, that should be enough.
Closest I have to what I think should work, but doesn't:
VTx: Enabled
VTd: Enabled
UCSI: Disabled
Virtualization Based BIOS Protection: Disabled
Secure Boot: Enabled
TPM 2.0: Enabled
TXT: Enabled
Anyone have any ideas or have come across this before?