Hi,
It's just basic things that I come up with now that you can try. But nothing noteworthy atm. I do not expect it to be fixed by switching over to Hyper-V (but I've been wrong before 
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Yet another thing to try is disabling 3D acceleration for the VM. As an attempt to see if the issue has something to do with the GPU somehow. Without more crash details it's really just grasping at straws and throwing random things at the wall to see if something sticks..
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Wil
