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01-17-2009
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| | Why does hvboot.sys still start if hypervisorlaunchtyp is off? I wonder, what exactly happens if I create a bcdedit-entry "hypervisorlaunchtyp off"? I noticed that "hvboot.sys" runs still (booting with hv off) and prevents me e.g. from hibernating on my test-notebook. So what is the difference beetween: Method a) bcdedit /set {} hypervisorlaunchtype auto Methos b) reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\hvboot /f /v Start /t REG_DWORD /d 00000003 Method b prevents the HV from starting too and allows hibernating. Thorsten |
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