Windows 10: DHCP doesn't work on Hyper-V on Windows 11

For a school project, I use Hyper V a lot of my laptop, with Windows 11.I have currently installed 4 VMs.3 are installed with Windows Server 2025, 1 with Windows Server 2022.I have 2 VMs with the role of DHCP and WDS.When I created a new VM with the option to install the OS from the network, it didn't recognize the servers.I tried both Gen1 and Gen2 settings on this VM.I am sure the DHCP settings are correct and working.Also with all the WDS settings.I already deleted and recreated the VMs and the virtual internal switch.Last time it happened to me, I had to perform a full format of my laptop

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How to disable Hyper-V?

May I ask. Why you want to disable it

Try these steps it may work,.?

How to disable Hyper-V

1. in Control Panel : select Programs and Features.
   
2. Select : Turn Windows features on or off.
   
3. Expand Hyper-V >> expand Hyper-V Platform
   
4. and then, remove the : Hyper-V Hypervisor check box.
   

 

How to disable Hyper-V?

I need it for VMware, to start an VM

 

Can't enable hyper V on window 11 pro

Hi RexPan,

Can you see the Hyper-V Manager in the start menu? Run msinfo32 and see if the hypervisor can be detected.

Check if there is any other virtualization software installed on your computer. If yes, uninstall it and try again.

Also check if there are any third-party antivirus or security software that may be blocking Hyper-V. Try disabling them temporarily and see if that helps.

Refer to this link to enable Hyper-V on Windows 11

Step-By-Step: Enabling Hyper-V for Use on Windows 11 (microsoft.com)