Windows 8.1 Pro not booting after install of Hyper V - ASUS z87 + intel 4670K

Hi,
I am running windows 8.1 pro on a intel 4670K 4th Gen Haswell CPU and ASUS z87 plus motherboard. 16gb of kingston hyperx ddr1600 memory.
I have enabled virtualisation technology in the bios.  CPU has SLAT.... or Extended Page Table, as intel likes to refer to it.
When I install HyperV platform and management tools the computer configures and reboots
AFter reboot it brings up the blue window image and spinning circle of dots for a while then reboots. It does the same thing again and then reboots and goings into repair mode and asks me to do a system restore. It then restores to before they HyperV install.
I've tried turning off xHCI mode (i.e USB 3.0) in the bios as this seemed to be a known issue with some gigabyte boards. This did not rectify the issue
Updated to latest asus mainboard bios 1405.  Same issue still occurs upon install of hyper V.
Automatic repair does not work and I have to restore from system restore point.
I performed a clean boot after installing the feature and it still couldnt boot to windows.. it just sits at windows logo and then restarts a few times and then launches the startup repair. Once the startup repair begins, the only way I can get into windows
is restoring to a system restore point from before the hyperv feature install.
Please see the following logs which may have further information:
CBS Log 
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=1F523A0B8734322C!685&authkey=!AGMjUfosLFpzYNI
Setuperr
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=1F523A0B8734322C!682&authkey=!AKS8Jb1S6W2IAH8
Windows update
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=1F523A0B8734322C!683&authkey=!AJdWKuKj4negBoQ
Windowsupdate(1)
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=1F523A0B8734322C!684&authkey=!APplVjuLpNZW_AY
I logged a job with asus support and their response was:
"Clear CMOS and ensure virtualisation technology is turned on in BIOS. If it still doesn't work, seek assistance from Microsoft"
Previously asked this question but took a while to get back to update with the logs and it was listed as Answered.
This issue is still existing and I'd appreciating any assistance. 
Simon

Hi Simon,
Thank you for uploading the Log files.
According to the log files, no actuate clue can be found. 
So, I suggest you upload the dump file so that we can help you analyze them.
Automatic Memory Dump Settings on Windows 8:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/automatic-memory-dump-settings-windows-8
It also applies to windows 8.1.
Note: Microsoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support. This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information.
Note: I highly recommend you use SkyDrive to upload collected files and to post screen shots/pictures. Although you might not be used to it, SkyDrive features a lot of free advanced functionality around file storage capacity, sharing,
privacy, and collaboration:
http://skydrive.com
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