# Run HyperDbg on Hyper-V

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Hyper-V has an unknown problem with HyperDbg and HyperDbg-style hypervisors. You might encounter unknown errors. We left it for future support.
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In order to run HyperDbg on Hyper-V, you should enable nested-virtualization on it.

For Hyper-V, we can enable nested-virtualization for the target virtual machine by running the following command on **Powershell**:

```
Set-VMProcessor -VMName PutYourVmNameHere -ExposeVirtualizationExtensions $true
```

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Note that instead of **PutYourVmNameHere**, put the name of your virtual machine that you want to enable nested virtualization for it.
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And if you need to disable it, you can run:

```
Set-VMProcessor -VMName PutYourVmNameHere -ExposeVirtualizationExtensions $false
```


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