Jesse

I don't know what's going on with the Quick Settings UI in Windows 11 but I don't think it has anything to do with these scripts. That thing has been...

When I experimented with it on Win11 Pro I found that removing the Defender kernel drivers probably broke Sandbox and perhaps Hyper-V in general

I ended up reinstalling because of some other issues I was having as well. So, my sandbox works again. I was hoping to clean install Win 11 with a flash...

Reversion does not help. When it breaks, it breaks for good. Going to have to reset again. I'll stick with the Group Policy Editor.

Still broke after a reset. A clean install it is. What a joke

@undergroundwires Sorry, I missed this in my notifs somehow. My apologies if I came across with a bad attitude. I was frustrated with Windows 11 in general. So many reddit...

@bardiarajabi Sandbox actually isn't supposed to require Hyper-V components to be installed to run, but it may use a couple of the services that they ship with standard Windows anyway....

@undergroundwires To add to what I said back in January it seems Windows 11 hides "hidden" adapters in the adapter settings which is very irritating. I don't know any method...

It's never shown everything, but there were considerably more types displayed in 10.

 I have 12 adapters total, and these are the 4 for which I get the privilege of GUI configuration now