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New Solution to Fix Gameloop Hyper-V Incompatibility (100% Working)

Fix the “Incompatible Hyper-V” error in GameLoop on Windows 11 using this tested 2025 guide.

Tuesday, October 21, 2025
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New Solution to Fix Gameloop Hyper-V Incompatibility (100% Working)

⚠️ The Problem

When you try to open GameLoop, you may see this frustrating error:

Incompatible Hyper-V is running

gameloop-incompatible-hyper-v-popup

This happens when Windows detects certain virtualization features like Hyper-V or Windows Hypervisor Platform, which prevent GameLoop from accessing your computer’s hardware.

The issue is especially common in Windows 11 25H2, where Hyper-V becomes more tightly integrated into the system, breaking compatibility with emulators such as GameLoop, LDPlayer, and BlueStacks.


🧠 Before You Begin — Check Your Windows Version

Before trying any fix, first check which version of Windows 11 you are using.

▶️ How to Check:

  1. Press Win + R
  2. Type:
winver
  1. Press Enter

windows-version-winver

You’ll see a small window showing your Windows version (for example: Version 22H2 or 25H2).


🩻 Solution 1 — (For All Versions Except 25H2)

If your version is not 25H2, try this first.
This fix works perfectly on most versions like Windows 11 24H2 and older builds.

✅ Solution: Turn OFF the Two Problematic Features

  1. Press Win + S and search for:
    Turn Windows features on or off

turn-windows-features-on-or-off

  1. Make sure Hyper-V is enabled.

enable-hyper-v

  1. Uncheck these two options only:
  • Virtual Machine Platform
  • Windows Hypervisor Platform

disable-virtual-machine-pl

  1. Click OK, then Restart your computer.

Now open GameLoop again — in most Windows versions, the emulator should start normally with no “Incompatible Hyper-V” error.

💡 Tip: Even if the boxes are already unchecked, toggle them once to make sure Windows completely deactivates them.


⚠️ Solution 2 — For Windows 11 25H2 (Or If Solution 1 Doesn’t Work)

If your system is running Windows 11 25H2, the above fix will not work.
This version has deeper Hyper-V integration that cannot be fully disabled from “Windows Features”.

After many tests, I confirmed that the only reliable solution is to downgrade to Windows 11 Pro 22H2, where GameLoop works perfectly.


💾 Step 2 — Downgrade to Windows 11 Pro 22H2

🧭 Follow these steps:

  1. Backup your data (documents, photos, etc.).
  2. Download Windows 11 Pro 22H2 ISO from this trusted source:
    👉 Windows 11 Pro 22H2 (Archive.org)
  3. Use Rufus to create a bootable USB.
  4. Boot from the USB and reinstall Windows (clean installation recommended).
  5. After installation, do not enable any virtualization or Hyper-V features manually.

Once installed, GameLoop will work instantly — without any “Incompatible Hyper-V” message or crashes.


🧩 Why This Fix Works

Based on my research and tests across multiple setups:

SettingStatus
Hyper-V (BIOS)✅ ON
Hyper-V Platform✅ ON
Hyper-V Management Tools✅ ON
Virtual Machine Platform❌ OFF
Windows Hypervisor Platform❌ OFF

This configuration works perfectly on Windows 11 24H2 or older builds, but fails on 25H2.
That’s why downgrading is currently the only 100% stable solution for GameLoop in 2025.


🧰 Verify Hyper-V Status (Optional)

To check if Hyper-V is active on your system:

  1. Open PowerShell as Administrator
  2. Type:
systeminfo | find "Hyper-V"