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Setting NEEDINFO(reporter) because of the question from comment #2.
Closing this bug.
It happens due to a Windows watchdog that is not aware of the fact that it is running in a VM, and not on real hardware.
The use of hv_relaxed (libvirt's "<relaxed state='on'/>") solves it.
More recent versions of RHEL/RHEV are better in this respect.