Windows 8.1 enterprise 64 bit hyper-v

I have core i5 hp pro book 4540s and I am running win 8.1 enterprise edition When I enable my hyper-v from windows features , on upon restart It does not load back, and the circle of windows loading revolve hour and hours

I have changed few things in bios
1. System Configuration > Device Configurations > Virtualization Technology <-- ENABLE this
2. System Configuration > Set Security Level > Data Execution Prevention <-- set to Change
3. System Configuration > Set Security Level > Virtualization Technology <-- set to Change
also the thing I have Disabled Data Execution in Device Config, Now its working fine , but the problem which I am facing is unable to run windows phone emulator.and its showing error to me
also here is the system information about hyper v

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