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But I haven't a clue how to go about diagnosing or fixing that.

#Bsod 0xed hyper v install

Some vestige of the previous hypervisor is probably hanging around, and screwing things up when Hyper-V tries to install the hypervisor again. I'm guessing the problem is with the hypervisor. Eventually throwing me into the recovery environment, where I can use system restore or do a factory reset to get back to a usable system (without Hyper-V).

I install/activate Hyper-V, and every reboot afterwards blue screens.

A factory reset downloading Windows, instead of getting it off the recovery partition.

Another factory reset, and installing Hyper-V immediately after the factory reset (before any updates).

#Bsod 0xed hyper v full

Installing just the Hyper-V platform instead of the full package.

Installing Hyper-V via an admin command prompt.

Installing Hyper-V via the Add Windows Features box.

That's when I found it would continuously blue-screen upon rebooting to complete the install. Then I tried installing (activating) Hyper-V to finish this off. The recovery environment began working again, and Windows installed all available updates with no failures. After the factory reset, everything seemed to be working. So I backed everything up, removed the D: partition, and reset Windows to factory default (which worked even though the data for it was in the recovery partition).

#Bsod 0xed hyper v update

Interestingly, Windows Pro would automatically reboot to try to install the update (and fail), even though I disabled automatic reboots upon updating. That's when I discovered the recovery environment no longer worked (or rather, Windows couldn't find it). While trying to find a solution to the update problem, I tried to get into the recovery environment to try messing with the UEFI settings. I'm just trying to explain what happened.) (I realize it's not really a host, and that Hyper-V installs a hypervisor. After that, the host OS began rebooting overnight. But the second week a required major Windows update rolled out. The first week it was just a red message. The update problem proved to be tenacious (a permanent red "Windows is missing important security features" message). I installed two VMs, and they ran without problems for two weeks. I went ahead and installed Hyper-V, which went off without a hitch. I've encountered and solved failed updates before, so figured I'd deal with it later. I believe the update problem happened about the same time because (unknown to me at the time) the recovery environment also stopped working. That way I could add a second SSD in the future and just copy the partition over instead of having to reconfigure all my software settings. I used a partition manager to resize that and create a D: partition. The SSD was originally configured with just a C: partition. Added more RAM, and upgraded the license to Pro to get access to Hyper-V. But eventually decided to retire my 10-year old server and move my VMs to the laptop.

Windows 10 Pro (upgraded from Win 10 Home). The only way I can recover to a working system is system restore, or another factory reset. That fixed the update problem, but now every time I try to install Hyper-V it blue screens every reboot. After failing at diagnosing the cause, I bit the bullet and reset the laptop to factory default. Over and over (pausing only during my active hours). Windows would download the update, reboot to install, the install would fail. Unfortunately the host OS got into an update boot loop.

I previously had Hyper-V installed and working on this laptop.