<ul><li>Windows 11 comes with Hyper-V, a virtualization tool allowing the creation and running of virtual machines.</li><li>Disabling Hyper-V can be beneficial for regular users as it consumes resources and affects battery life.</li><li>There are multiple ways to disable Hyper-V: through Windows Features, using DISM command, PowerShell, or BCDEdit command-line utility.</li><li>Alternatively, you can disable hardware virtualization in the BIOS settings to ensure virtualization programs do not work.</li></ul>

How to Disable Hyper-V on Windows 11

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