Well, it turned out that I had “Hyper-V” enabled, but “Windows Hypervisor Platform” was not enabled. (Who knew these are two different things!). Once it was enabled the emulator started to work.

Well, it turned out that I had “Hyper-V” enabled, but “Windows Hypervisor Platform” was not enabled. (Who knew these are two different things!). Once it was enabled the emulator started to work.
