How to fix error page-fault-in-nonpaged-area in Hyper-V

Solution Steps

1. 1 Restart Hyper-V completely. Close it, open Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), find any remaining Hyper-V processes, right-click → End Task. Background processes from previous sessions are the most common cause of startup crashes.
2. 2 Update Hyper-V to the latest version. Open the app, go to Help → Check for Updates (or download the latest installer from the official website). Updates fix known bugs and compatibility issues.
3. 3 Reset Hyper-V settings. Navigate to %APPDATA%\Hyper-V and rename the settings folder to add '.old'. This forces Hyper-V to create fresh settings — corrupted config files cause crashes.
4. 4 Run Hyper-V as Administrator. Right-click the shortcut → Properties → Compatibility → check 'Run as Administrator'. Some features of Hyper-V require elevated permissions.
5. 5 Check if Hyper-V conflicts with your antivirus. Temporarily disable real-time protection and test. Add Hyper-V installation folder to antivirus exclusions.
6. 6 Clear Hyper-V cache. Navigate to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Hyper-V\Cache and delete all files. Corrupted cache data causes rendering and processing errors.
7. 7 Repair Hyper-V installation. Windows Settings → Apps → Hyper-V → Modify → Repair. This replaces damaged program files while preserving your data.
8. 8 If Hyper-V still won't work: uninstall from Settings → Apps, restart, reinstall from official website. A clean install is the nuclear option but fixes almost everything.