@phnt I don't, I think, it's a new install and I never turned it on

@phnt I just checked it's all off

@matrix Then it's that issue I also had few months ago I didn't manage to figure out.

@phnt oh, I think I mighy know what's the issue, Memory Integrity is on by default. I will try disabling that once a transcode finishes

@phnt ok, it's not enough

@phnt even this didn't work, holy fuck
https://community.broadcom.com/vmware-cloud-foundation/discussion/how-to-disable-hyper-v-in-windows-11-24h2

@phnt Virtualization-based Security is still on! What the fuck!

@matrix Yeah, it's stupidly hard to get working. I completely gave up on VirtualBox, couldn't download VMWare due to Broadcom being retarded (I'm not making an account just to download VMWare), and ultimately settled on using Hyper-V.

It sucks, has no fucking concept of passing the video output besides a tiny window that barely works. But at least it works.

@matrix Btw the intended way of getting video out of a Hyper-V VM is through RDP or VNC.

@matrix Somehow Windows managed to make virtualization more hard than on my work CrapBook where both UTM and Parallels just work.

@phnt Yeah, I fucking hate it.
I got it working with this:
https://kdrozd.pl/slow-virtualbox-virtual-machine/

@phnt This only worked until the next reboot. I got frustrated so the only solution I found renaming the hyper-v exe
takeown /f "c:\windows\system32\hvax64.exe"
icacls "c:\windows\system32\hvax64.exe" /grant Users:F
rename "c:\windows\system32\hvax64.exe" "c:\windows\system32\hvax64.exa"

hvix64 is for Intel
hvax64 is for AMD