Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you activated the Windows Subsystem for Linux ( WSL ) on Windows 11 using the command wsl --install, you likely got Ubuntu 20.04 and had to reboot once to get Ubuntu running. Well if you want some of the more advanced features like activating the LXD Linux Container system that requires systemd then you're going to need to find the "Turn Windows Features on or off" interface and turn on the Windows Hypervisor Platform option, which will require another reboot, but which will allow the script found at mikelev.in/ux to run properly.
If you activated the Windows Subsystem for Linux ( WSL ) on Windows 11 using the command wsl --install, you likely got Ubuntu 20.04 and had to reboot once to get Ubuntu running. Well if you want some of the more advanced features like activating the LXD Linux Container system that requires systemd then you're going to need to find the "Turn Windows Features on or off" interface and turn on the Windows Hypervisor Platform option, which will require another reboot, but which will allow the script found at mikelev.in/ux to run properly.
