Oh yea sorry, i did get this resolved. I had everything fully updated but for some reason the server didnt change kernels to the newest proxmox kernel. I had to get KVM access to the server to check which kernel it was booting into to find out it was using an old one and had to switch it.
I just updated today to 5.4-13 I wasnt on a very old version before that. it was probably within the last year or so. and Yes ive rebooted proxmox after updating as other services that were updated required a reboot to fully apply
I tried Raj's fix and it lets me boot my windows VM's but after like a minute or two the vms just freeze entirely, even on a setup iso (so its not the os itself) VM worked perfectly before updating but now i cant boot them at all. and using the disabled KVM virtualization its so unbelievably...
Im fairly new to proxmox and before i had updated to the latest version from apt-get, all my vms were working fine, but after the update all windows vms will not boot.
The error that shows is this
kvm: kernel doesn't allow setting HyperV VP_INDEX
TASK ERROR: start failed: command '/usr/bin/kvm...
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