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Stopped working upon updating to Windows 11 - 4294967201 error
My setup was working correctly in Windows 10, using Docker and Android Emulator at the same time. I've updated my system to Windows 11 (regular update, not a clean install), and I've been unable to run Android Emulator since then.
The PC is an MSI B550 Tomahawk with a Ryzen 5800. SVM is enabled in bios, Hype-V is disabled.
In windows 11, hyper-v is inactive looking at windows features, yet system info showed "a hypervisor has been detected". disabling the 'Virtual Machine Platform' fixes this but kills wsl2.
if that doesn't work, you can run the command below to force it off but i don't know how that will affect windows 11
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
restart after you run it.
Well that would be a requirement - and it was working perfectly in W10. I need to run a backend environment, while developing an Android app.
This is happening on Windows 10 \Android_Emulator_Hypervisor_Driver>silent_install.bat [SC] ControlService FAILED 1062:
The service has not been started.
[SC] DeleteService SUCCESS [SC] StartService FAILED with error 4294967201.
I'm having this issue too on trying to install Android Studio for the first time (I'm running Win11). I need WSL2!
I have wsl2 active W11, ignore android studio amd driver error, go to avd and create VM. Wait for fix on the next release. If not work enable -> (check) Windows Hypervisor Platform, restart, and run VM again.
Same findings... I can either have Android Emulators running and not WSL2 or the other way around. Running WIndows 11 fully updated as of 11/1/2021.
The catch circles around enabling or disabling Virtual Machine Platform. Service fails to run if this is enabled but WSL2 will not run unless this is enabled..
There is now a fix for this see https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/202188690#comment45 so far its working for me though I fairly new to this tool
