Please, enable Vt-x in BIOS

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Enabling VT-x (Intel Virtualization Technology) in your BIOS is a straightforward process. Here are the steps to do it:

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1. Restart Your Computer

• Save any work and restart your computer.

2. Enter the BIOS/UEFI Settings

• During startup, press the appropriate key to enter the BIOS/UEFI settings. Common keys include:

  • F2

  • F10

  • DEL

  • ESC

• Look for the prompt on your screen during the boot process (e.g., "Press DEL to enter BIOS").

3. Locate the VT-x Option

• Once in the BIOS/UEFI menu, navigate using your keyboard or mouse.

• Look for one of the following menu items (depending on your motherboard's manufacturer):

  • Advanced or Advanced BIOS Features

  • CPU Configuration

  • Processor

  • Chipset

• The specific option for VT-x is often labeled as:

  • Intel Virtualization Technology

  • Virtualization Technology

  • VT-x

4. Enable VT-x

• Highlight the VT-x option and select it.

• Change the setting to Enabled.

5. Save Changes and Exit

• Navigate to the Save & Exit section.

• Choose Save Changes or press the corresponding key (e.g., F10) to save your settings and reboot your system.

6. Verify VT-x is Enabled

• After your computer restarts, verify that VT-x is enabled using a tool like:

  • Task Manager: Go to the Performance tab, click CPU, and check for "Virtualization: Enabled."

  • Third-party Software: Tools like CPU-Z or Intel's Processor Identification Utility.

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Notes

• If you cannot find the VT-x option:

  • Ensure your CPU supports VT-x (most modern Intel CPUs do).

  • Check if the BIOS needs an update.

  • Some systems have VT-x disabled by the manufacturer and may require advanced configurations.