I moved my VMware machines, changed couple settings and tried to start my Ubuntu server only to be spanked by dialog box " VMware Player and Hyper-V are not compatible. Remove the Hyper-V role from the system before running VMware Player.
So with excitement gone from reading blog posts and forums about this, here is the only solution I have found so far:
Default Boot Configuration Data Store needs to be copied to a new one and then hypervisor neds to be disabled. Because the Ultrabook reboots in about 8 seconds, changing the the configuration does not take much time.
bcdedit /copy {default} /d "No Hypervisor"
The above command will create a copy of the default Windows Boot Loader and returns the GUID of the copy - in my case: {c1b9bb88-e12e-11e2-8be0-de688297e5fd}
Boot Manager and Boot Loader settings can also be listed with a command bcdedit /enum
To change the hypervisorlaunchtype enter another bcdedit command:
bcdedit/set {GUID_OF_THE_COPY_CREATED_ABOVE} hypervisorlaunchtype off
And you are done. Next boot you should see following boot options to choose from:
The only thing left might be changing the default to boot without user intervention. This can be done by a command:
bcdedit /default {GUID_OF_THE_COPY_CREATED_ABOVE}
