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I just want to put this hear since the proposed solution in this topic didn't work for me:
I needed to turn Hyper V in the Windows Features off and restart in order to be able to install and run Creo 9 on Windows 11 Pro 22H2 22621.1702 .
Unfortunately reinstalling Hyper V causes the installed Creo to no longer start!
Hi,
I am just curious ... what do you need Hyper V for?
For my part, I need Hyper-V for Docker, which means that as long as I want to use Docker and Creo on the same machine, I need to activate and deactivate Hyper-V regularly. That requires me to restart at least once every de-/activation and to tinker around a lot, since I tend to need switching every second month or so and I usually do not remember the whole flow.
I know it is not your fault, so this is meant more like general feedback: It's really annoying that PTC does not bother to support systems running such a basic feature (in terms of how it is embedded in windows). The best solution I found so far is to look for another CAD tool and take 2-3 hours to learn how to transfer and adapt my workflow. Saved me a lot of nerves.
Sebastian
Hi,
I guess that the problem can be caused by network adapter related to Hyper V. I would compare ipconfig /all output with/without Hyper V.