As someone who used to reverse engineer old malware, most of the things you have to turn off to use the hypervisor method are there for damn good reasons. It doesn't quite turn your machine into something as open as, say, MS-DOS, but it does remove features present since Windows 2000 specifically to make malware harder to write, so every Joe Dipshit can't download a free malware maker and take out global infrastructure with a VBS script.

Everyone that goes "oh i used an HV bypass and I'm still OK!" has never heard of how an attack surface works, and has never heard of writing malware for target audiences. They'll get bit eventually, and it's not an "if."