I confirmed that all 4 of the Hyper-V requirements said Yes.I installed the Ubuntu 20.04 app from the Microsoft store.Finally, I uninstalled my existing "Ubuntu" (as in not "Ubuntu 20.04") installation, which I'd installed from the Microsoft store.Upgrading my existing "Ubuntu" installation from WSL 1 never worked. I had been trying for months to get WSL 2 working. Asus Tuf Gaming X570-Plus Motherboard w/ BIOS ver 1407.Running Windows 10 ver 1.388 (also known as SDK version 2004).Here is some information about my system: Other troubleshooting steps I have gone through was resetting the WSL service, reset my machine (multiple times), update the WSL kernel, verify my Win version is in 19041 or above, and waited 20 minutes after boot to see if I was just being impatient. Not only this, but I can also create and run any number of VMs from VirtualBox without any errors or issues whatsoever. I have also made sure that the Virtual Machine Platform, Windows Subsystem for Linux and the Windows Hypervisor Platform features are all enabled. Even HWiNFO detects I have virtualization enabled: I also have confirmed I have the NX feature enabled as well. This is really confusing as I have checked over 4 different times if I missed any virtualization setting in my BIOS, and have verified it is all enabled. When researching this error, and from reading the official WSL 2 install guide from Microsoft, the error always seems to be because the system doesn't have virtualization enabled in the BIOS.
WslRegisterDistribution failed with error: 0x80370102Įrror: 0x80370102 The virtual machine could not be started because a required feature is not installed. Launching both Kali or Ubuntu gives the same error:Įrror 0x80370102 Screenshot Installing, this may take a few minutes. However, upon reinstalling both of them, my system now fails to detect any installed distro, despite the distro's being installed. I read that uninstalling and reinstalling them could fix this issue. When upgrading to WSL 2, both Kali and Ubuntu failed to upgrade to version 2. On WSL 1, I had no issues getting both Kali or Ubuntu to function on WSL 1. Today, I decided to upgrade from WSL 1 to WSL 2.
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