Problems with Hyper-V recognition in Windows 10

In order to run emulators on Windows 10, Hyper-V needs to be disabled. The problem is that I HAVE disabled Hyper-V, both through the Programs and Features menu (Windows Key + X), and through the command line to prevent it from being enabled on boot. Android studio still thinks Hyper-V is enabled, and I cannot boot emulators. I can't seem to find an answer to this online (or maybe I'm just googling the wrong phrase). Has anyone else encountered this problem?