Windows 10: I accidently "death" the Hyper-V when I install Nox Player, how can I do to recover it?

Hello, a few days ago when I install Nox Player, it had "death" my Hyper-V. Now I can't find the Hyper-V option in the "Turn Windows features on or off". I enter my UEFI to set up it also not appear in the "Advanced" option. So, how can I do to use Hyper-V service again?My laptop is Acer Nitro AN515-57-76RF

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Hyper-V causing blue screens even after disabling (Nox Player)

I have a problem with Hyper-V causing BSOD on my system upon opening an Android emulator with Nox Player.

Earlier today the situation was: virtualization was enabled in the BIOS, but Hyper-V was disabled. I ran an android emulator via Nox which worked fine. Then I enabled Hyper-V because Android Studio asked for it. After restarting the pc, opening a single instance
on Nox caused a blue screen crash. So when the pc booted back up I disabled Hyper-V in the same way I enabled it, restarted the computer, but the same thing happened: blue screen upon opening Nox.

Since then I have tried to do a system restore to before I enabled Hyper-V, as well as a system restore to a point three days ago. Problem persists. I have tried disabling virtualization in the BIOS and enabling it later, no change.

On the same note, for some reason Google Chrome also won't start anymore. I have no idea how this is related (might be that the crash broke something) but wanted to add that.



So what's bothering me is that when enabling Hyper-V caused the problem, I hoped that disabling it would fix it. That is not the case, and I'm not sure what else I could try right now. I am a little hesitant to mess around with drivers at the moment as it has
caused trouble in the past.



My setup is:

Windows 10

AMD Ryzen 5 2600x

AMD Radeon RX 480

16GB memory



I'm not sure what other information I should add so please let me know if I'm missing something. Thanks in advance for your time.

 

Make Nox Player And Windows Sandbox Co-exist

Use Method 2 in attached tutorial:-

Run Hyper-V, VirtualBox and VMware on same Computer | Tutorials (tenforums.com)

Although it refers to VB and VMWare, it works for Nox as well.

You get two boot entries - one to run with Hyper-V enabled, and one to run with Hyper-V disabled.

You do not need to uninstall Hyper-V, Sandbox etc.

 

Make Nox Player And Windows Sandbox Co-exist

Basically Nox Player is a powerful yet easy to use Android Emulator , when I attempted to install it (Nox) while I had Windows Sandbox feature enabled it managed to error out that Hyper-V was preventing it from running and if I wish to fix this , as I agreed it managed to completely remove Windows Sandbox and all its services and install its own and thus with one installation present the other is doomed .

Now I find this highly radical , couldn't I just make some batch file to just enable / disable certain services to alter between both installations while co-existing ? any suggestion is welcome .