I. Introduction
For unknown reasons, I always encounter strange problems when installing Ubuntu using Vmware. (Forgot to take a screenshot...)
Roughly:
unable to find a medium containing a live file system
I found several posts, Reference 1 and Reference 2 , but none of them could solve my problem. Then I started the desperate process of deleting and trying again. During the process, I found that the installation process prompted me that Hyper-V was turned on.
To be honest, how could I enable this on a system that I just reinstalled? But I still go to [Control Panel-Uninstall a program-Turn Windows features on or off] to see if this feature is turned on. It's obviously not turned on!
However, he prompted me to turn it on again, annoying~
2. Resolution process
Since you said I turned on Hyper-V, then find a way to turn it off.
Not surprisingly, the introduction is to go to the control panel to close (x)
Then look for it...
Then I found an article called "Completely Turn off Hyper-V". I have to say that sometimes the title is so attractive, especially when you are desperate. A method was introduced, which basically means copying a boot and closing the Hyper directly in the boot.
Proceed as follows:
1、win+X,选择命令提示符cmd(管理员).执行下面的命令，就是做了原系统引导项的副本，结果是返回一个序列号串：
bcdedit /copy {default} /d "Windows 10 No Hyper-V"
2、引号里的字符串可以随便写，就是取一个名字，然后执行下面的命令：
bcdedit /set {} hypervisorlaunchtype off
After restarting, you will find that the system has an additional boot option "Windows 10 No Hyper-V". After entering, you will find that it can indeed be installed normally.
Attempt 2:
Enter the following command in cmd:
msconfig
Enter [System Configuration], where you can delete the boot.
In the service, you can completely shut down Hyper.
3. Reference study
1. Turning on and off hyper-v
2. Win10 Home Edition Hyper-V is out of the loop (perfect uninstallation, conflict resolution and Device Guard issues)
3. Completely delete the remaining windows boot boot