Hyper-V - "Verify that the Virtual Machine Management service on the computer is running."

i can give the details  but as a reply by Brandon RecordsModerator already applies the short details are: that the entry for Hyper-V in windfows features doesn't allow "Hyper-V Platform" to be ticked and is greyed out.
also can hyperv be run from powershell to give a different result?(module for Powershell is available and is ticked)_
Problem solved Bradon had it right but i didn't realize the sequence to be followed mattered and when i turned virtualization technology on and booted HyperV platform was available

That could mean a couple things.  First you need Windows 8.x Pro (or Ent),
not just Windows 8.x.
The second is that your hardware does not have the required features,
(VT-x) and/or SLAT, or that they are not enabled in your BIOS.  You should
contact the PC's manufacturer on that.
There's no way to bypass the checks for hardware or OS from powershell.
Bob Comer

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