In this scenario, the Hypervisor layer service does not start automatically. 1  You have a computer that has Windows Server 2008 installed together with the Hyper-V role. 2  You run Sysprep on the computer to prepare the installation for image capture.YMPTOMS. Consider the following scenario: In this scenario, the Hypervisor layer service does not start automatically. 1  You have a computer that has Windows Server 2008 installed together with the Hyper-V role. 2  You run Sysprep on the computer to prepare the installation for image capture. 3  You deploy the captured image.
Clinically, toxic hepatitis can resemble any form of acute or chronic liver disease, such as viral hepatitis or bile-duct obstruction. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fever, jaundice as well as abnormal liver blood tests and liver biopsy findings are often identical to viral hepatitis.
Drugs can cause liver disease in several ways. Some drugs are directly injurious to the liver; others are transformed by the liver into chemicals that can be injurious to the liver directly or indirectly. There are three types of liver toxicity: dose-dependent toxicity, idiosyncratic toxicity, and drug allergy. Drugs that cause dose-dependent toxicity can cause liver disease in most people if enough of the drug is taken. The most important example of dose-dependent toxicity is acetaminophen (Tylenol) overdose.