W530 Win8.1 hyper-v disables display adapter

When I enable hyper-v on my w530 and reboot my display adapter (nvidia k1000) becomes disabled and any externally attached monitors act as if they were not plugged into the computer. Once I remove hyper-v and reboot, the monitors begin working again and the display adaptor is enabled again. Bios settings for Virtualization are enabled. Any Ideas?
Win8.1
8Gig memory
i7-3720QM 2.6
Intel HD Graphics 4000
Nvidia Quadro K1000M

When I first got Windows 8 on my T510, I noticed that enabling Hyper-V caused all kinds of CPU and GPU problems. It's probably the same stuff going on.
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