Windows 10: I also can't enable "Virtual Machine Platform" feature in Windows 11 Pro 24H2

Hi everyone, who read this post, similiar to Can't enable "Virtual Machine Platform" feature in Windows 11 Pro 24H2 - Microsoft Community I have a problem about enabling "Virtual Machine Platform" for using Docker because it's required. I'm trying to enable it in "Windows Features", but it's not worked. After I ticked the box "Virtual Machine Platform" and then click OK. It tells me that "Windows couldnt find required files to complete the requested changes". Of course, it's still not enable.However, my error message in powershell is different from the question in the link aboveS C:\WINDOWS\

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Unable to enable virtual machine platform.

I'm sorry that the issue still persists. Yes, it's possible that having VMware and VirtualBox installed on your computer is causing conflicts with the virtualization features in Windows. You can try uninstalling both programs, then restarting your computer and attempting to enable the virtual machine platform again. If this works, you may need to choose between using the virtual machine platform or using VMware and VirtualBox. Alternatively, you can try enabling the Hypervisor Platform feature instead of Hyper-V, which allows for coexistence between Hyper-V and other virtualization programs.

 

Unable to enable virtual machine platform.

I have a dell inspiron 3505 with ryzen 5 3540 processor running windows 11 and I was trying to run windows subsystem for android and for that I had to enable virtual machine platform.

But when I tried to do so, after turning it on from the "turn windows features on or off" and restarting the pc, the update goes till 96% and then gives and error that it ran into some problem and then reverts the machine to its original state and thus does not install virtual machine platform.

Please help.

Note:- If it helps somehow, I have both VMware workstation and VirtualBox installed on my pc.

 

Unable to enable virtual machine platform.

I appreciate the screenshots. Virtual Machine Platform is unavailable on Windows 11 Home edition, as it requires Hyper-V. You can upgrade to the Pro edition or use a third-party (VirtualBox, VMware) virtualization solution, but they may not be officially supported for running Windows Subsystem for Android.