With Win10 you need to make sure it is not running Hyper-V under the hood (e.g. when you enable Hyper-V role Windows will put itself in a VM -- and thus you will get a nested environment).
To be 100% sure do the following:
# rmmod kvm_intel
# modprobe kvm_intel nested=0
And see if the issue reproduces. In case it does, this is definitely something different, the original bug only affects nested environments.
With Win10 you need to make sure it is not running Hyper-V under the hood (e.g. when you enable Hyper-V role Windows will put itself in a VM -- and thus you will get a nested environment).
To be 100% sure do the following:
# rmmod kvm_intel
# modprobe kvm_intel nested=0
And see if the issue reproduces. In case it does, this is definitely something different, the original bug only affects nested environments.