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If Hyper-V, Windows Defender Application Guard (or a couple other Defender features -- credential guard?) or WSL are enabled, Windows starts running under a hyp

by easton 6y ago

If Hyper-V, Windows Defender Application Guard (or a couple other Defender features -- credential guard?) or WSL are enabled, Windows starts running under a hypervisor. By default it shouldn't be, unless your OEM or corporate IT has turned one of those features on.