Your Windows 10 and 11 running systems come with an optional virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
If you want, you might enable it using a DISM command in PowerShell and Command Prompt.
Often this error is triggered due to issues with the DISM command.
In any case, here are a few troubleshooting steps to fix this error and enable Hyper-V in Windows.
Check the Command for Typos
The most common contributor to this error is the use of an incorrect command.
Rerun the command and test whether the error is resolved.
If the issue persists, check out the other ways toenable Hyper-V in Windows 11. in case you find the 0x800f080c error with the Hyper-V script, check it for errors.
Memory integrity is part of Windows 11’s Core Isolation, a virtualization-based security feature.
When enabled, it prevents threat actors from inserting malicious code into high-security system processes.
cycle your virtual machine session and check for any improvements.
Note that editing your Windows Registry involves risk.
confirm toback up your Windows Registryandcreate a restore pointbefore proceeding with the below steps.
That said, Hyper-V is not the only virtualization tool available on Windows.
The two popular alternatives, VirtualBox and VMWare Player are excellent virtual machine tools with distinct advantages.
