Enable Virtualization

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Some products require CPU virtualization to be enabled in BIOS. This guide explains how to enable virtualization on supported systems.

What This DoesVirtualization allows your CPU to expose advanced features required by certain software. If virtualization is disabled in BIOS, some products may fail to initialise or function correctly.This setting is controlled from your BIOS/UEFI. The exact layout may differ depending on your motherboard and manufacturer.Enter BIOS / UEFI

1. Fully shut down your PC

2. Power it on and immediately press one of the following keys repeatedly:

   • DEL

   • F2

   • F10

   • ESC

The correct key is usually shown briefly during boot (e.g. “Press DEL to enter Setup”).Locate Virtualization SettingOnce inside BIOS, navigate to one of the following sections:

• Advanced

• Advanced BIOS Features

• Advanced CPU Configuration

• Northbridge / Chipset (older systems)

Look for a setting named:

• Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x / VT-d)

• SVM Mode (AMD)

• CPU Virtualization

Enable Virtualization

• Set the virtualization option to Enabled

• Save changes and exit BIOS (Usually F10 → Yes)

Confirm in WindowsAfter rebooting:

1. Open Task Manager

2. Go to the Performance tab

3. Select CPU

4. Confirm Virtualization: Enabled

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