>>105975014
It's not a dumb question - it's a complicated question, with multiple solutions, all of which have pros and cons. It's a laptop (which are famous for being very inflexible about their boot procedures), so it may not handle multiple EFI System partitions - so we can't guarantee a multi-ESP configuration (the hardest to break) will work for you - not to mention multiple ESPs means you want to "mirror" your BCD configuration between all the ESPs if you want dual boot to always work. It's why we're all shy to give you a hard list of steps to set this up - there are too many unknowns.

>>105748859
No, >>105744797 is the true based registry wizard.
For us mere mortals, the obscure registry hack of the day is...
>rolls dice
"Force-enable Hyper-V VMQs for 1Gb and 10Gb network cards"
REGEDIT4

; For driver compatibility reasons, Hyper-V disables VMQs on <25Gb network
; cards. This tweak re-enables them, but be warned, you're at the exclusive
; mercy of your network card driver(s) as to how well this works.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\vmsmp\parameters]
"BelowTenGigVmqEnabled"=dword:00000001
"TenGigVmqEnabled"=dword:00000001