Closed jamesdavidhoward closed 2 years ago
Some information appears in the Event Log at (roughly) the time the above command line complained, but it does not seem relevant: 11:40:45pm The access history in hive \??\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\AppRepository\Packages\WhitewaterFoundryLtd.Co.FedoraRemixforWSL_31.5.1.0_x64__kd1vv0z0vy70w\ActivationStore.dat was cleared updating 0 keys and creating 0 modified pages. 11:40:47pm Installation Started: Windows has started installing the following update: 9N6GDM4K2HNC-WhitewaterFoundryLtd.Co.FedoraRemixforWSL 11:40:48pm Installation Successful: Windows successfully installed the following update: 9N6GDM4K2HNC-WhitewaterFoundryLtd.Co.FedoraRemixforWSL
Also about this time, there were 56 (!) "Audit Success" Event Log entries documenting "Enumerate Credentials" calls to the "Credential Manager". That seems a bit excessive & redundant.
Hello,
Open powershell in administrator mode and execute :
dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestart
Regards, Carlos
OK I saw that you already enabled it. Double check if the virtualization is enabled in the BIOS
Thanks much for the reminder, but I checked in BIOS settings that the Intel chip's VT and VT-D are both enabled.
Can I infer from your current & previous reply that the error code originally quoted refers specifically to the Hyper-V functionality? — if so, it would be really helpful if the error message said that (instead of a generic message about some anonymous dependency) — I will proceed investigating based on the assumption that the problem is with Hyper-V or its startup
More news later...
James D. Howard. jhoward@alumni.caltech.edu
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OK I saw that you already enabled it. Double check if the virtualization is enabled in the BIOS
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I eventually found the problem:
When Intel hardware virtualization (VT, VT-d) is turned on (or is changed either way, actually), my machine requires a complete COLD power off and restart for the change to be effective. Otherwise the BIOS setting is remembered, but is NOT actually in effect.
A cold restart has not been done for a very long time, as the machine is a controller for a large NAS store that takes a long time to return to operability if power cycled. The looks-like-it-worked BIOS setting is a lie. I do not know if this Intel BIOS (i.e. created for and run on an Intel development machine) is typical in this regard.
If other machines are like this, it might be good to warn somewhere in a FAQ or whatever about this. I was confused because Oracle's VirtualBox was operating as expected, without complaint - though actually using something like paravirtualization.
James D. Howard jhoward@alumni.caltech.edu
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Thanks much for the reminder, but I checked in BIOS settings that the Intel chip's VT and VT-D are both enabled.
Can I infer from your current & previous reply that the error code originally quoted refers specifically to the Hyper-V functionality? — if so, it would be really helpful if the error message said that (instead of a generic message about some anonymous dependency) — I will proceed investigating based on the assumption that the problem is with Hyper-V or its startup
More news later...
James D. Howard. jhoward@alumni.caltech.edu
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OK I saw that you already enabled it. Double check if the virtualization is enabled in the BIOS
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I agree. This error is generated by WSL directly. Let's see if we can intercept it in the launcher.
Glad it works
Used instructions at
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
to enable WSL, enable VM Platform, reboot & set version to WSL2 on my "Insider" (slow ring) build 19041.264 Windows 10 64-bit. Then visited MSFT Store to find, buy and install "Fedora Remix". Download completed (after moving default install location to my system driveC:
), then[Launch]
from MSFT Store page for Fedora Remix. Command-line window popped up, and almost immediately died, telling me:It seems the instructions at the MSFT
.../install/Win10
page are missing something?