Windows won't boot with Virtualization Techonology enabled

My Windows won't boot if I enable Virtualization Technology. I've read the other forums and have tried to both disable and update the Bluetooh and Wifi drivers before enabling virtualization again but that's not working. I've also updated the Bios but that doesn't work either.
Laptop: HP Envy TouchScreen 15-j052nr
OS: Windows 8.1 (64bit)
Bios: F.63 (I've tried F.65 A)

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