Error Fixes & Common Issues

🧠 Issue 1: “Took more than 60s to allocate workspace.”

Fix: Restart your PC and try again. This issue usually resolves after a reboot.

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💻 Issue 2: “No Hardware Virtualization Capabilities Found.”

Fix: Enable Virtualization in your BIOS/UEFI.

• Intel CPUs: Enable VTx / VTd

• AMD CPUs: Enable SVM

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🎮 Issue 3: “GPU Driver (NVIDIA) Requires Update.”

Fix: Open the GeForce Experience App and update your GPU to the latest driver version.

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🧩 Issue 4: “Hyper-V is enabled.”

Fix: Open Turn Windows Features On or Off → Uncheck:

• Hyper-V

• Virtual Machine Platform

• Windows Hypervisor Platform Restart your PC afterward.

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🔐 Issue 5: “Failed to get permissions.”

Cause: Another program (antivirus, anticheat, or Defender) is blocking access. Fix:

• Use DControl to fully disable Defender.

• Uninstall anticheats (FaceIT, Vanguard, etc).

⚠️ Only you can fix this — it’s a local software conflict.

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🌐 Issue 6: “A VPN or network filter driver (NetLimiter / Cloudflare 1.1.1.1) is active.”

Fix: Disable all VPNs and DNS tools. This means a wintun.sys driver is active — the detection is accurate.

💡 Even if you don’t think a VPN is running, wintun.sys may still be active in the background.

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🔄 Issue 7: “Something went wrong. Restarting PC.”

Fix: Restart your PC, then try again. The software prevents multiple sessions per boot to avoid instability.

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🧬 Issue 8: “There was an error loading the Hyper-V.”

Fix: Restart your computer. If it happens twice in a row, open a ticket for support.

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⏱️ Issue 9: “Stuck at 11%”

Fix: This means permissions are blocked when deleting or running system commands.

• Restart your PC

• Ensure no antivirus or anticheat is active

• Run PowerShell as Administrator, then run:

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Get-Volume | Where-Object DriveLetter | ForEach-Object {
    $drive = $_.DriveLetter
    Write-Host "Running chkdsk on drive $drive..."
    chkdsk "$drive`:" /F
}

If that fails, use CMD instead: If you have more than 1 Disk use the 2nd code block(Self explanatory)

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chkdsk C: /F

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chkdsk C: /F
chkdsk D: /F
chkdsk E: /F

(Replace C, D, E with your actual drive letters.)

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💀 Issue 10: Permanent BSOD

Permanent BSOD: Occurs constantly, even after multiple restarts. Usually caused by old CPUs or incompatible hardware. → Open a support ticket and request a custom build.

Non-permanent BSOD: Happens rarely (e.g. when system is under heavy load). → Just reboot and try again — it’s normal.