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win10 pro 64-bit system: error 0x80070057 when trying to enable the hyper-v feature
Hi all,
I want to install a hololens emulator (https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/mixed-reality/install_the_tools) on my win10 pro 64-bit laptop. To do so I need to enable the "Hyper-V" feature. However, I always encounter the error 0x80070057 and it says "Windows couldn't complete the requested changes, the parameter is incorrect". I have tried to solve this problem by following the microsoft help https://support.microsoft.com/zh-cn/help/10164/fix-windows-update-errors
I have proceeded to the step "run DISM command" but I met trouble when executing sfc /scannow, in which the execution cannot be finished.
But I then realized that the hyper-v error might come from the conflict of vmware. I have vmware installed on my computer and I found some people saying that vmware and hyper-v are conflict to each other. Could this be the most possible problem? If so, would there be any method to enable Hyper-V without uninstall vmware but just "forbid" it somehow?
Thanks in advance for any idea!
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lorein
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In this case try to change the Change the Decimal Symbol Setting. The problem could occur if the decimal symbol is not set to “.“(dot). This situation is common in languages other than English(United States).
- Follow the path Control Panel (View by Category)> Clock, Language, and Region.
- Click Region and Language.
- In the Decimal symbol field, type . (dot) and then click OK two times.
- Restart your computer after the change.
Try this hope this works for you
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In this case try to change the Change the Decimal Symbol Setting. The problem could occur if the decimal symbol is not set to “.“(dot). This situation is common in languages other than English(United States).
Try this hope this works for you
www.fixwindowserrors.biz