How To Enable Virtualization In Bios Windows 10 Lenovo

Hi, Mohan. Thanks for reaching out! I'm an Contained Advisor and a Microsoft user like you, and I am here to work with yous on this issue.

Use the following steps to enable virtualization.
1. Boot systems to BIOS with the F1 key at power on.
2. Select the Security tab in the BIOS.
3. Enable Intel VTT or Intel VT-d if needed.
iv. Once enabled, salve the changes with F10 and allow the system to reboot.
5. Microsoft Hyper-V must be installed and enabled via the Windows x operating system.
6. Search for Command Panel. Select Control Console. Select Programs and Features (View by: Big icons). Select Turn Windows features on or off.
7. Select both Hyper-5 Direction Tools and Hyper-V Platform options. Click OK and follow the screen prompts. Reboot if necessary.

I promise this helps! Delight let me know if that works for yous, ok?

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Cheers very much for quick response!

I take tried to enable VT in BIOS every bit per your instruction. But there is no option to enable VT in BIOS(copy attached).

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No problem, Mohan ;)
Can you send me the shots of the other options besides delight?

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Did you ever used virtualization before on this car. Because I think it may no be possible.

I checked on Intel website the folio for your CPU:

https://ark.intel.com/content/world wide web/us/en/ark/pro...

Under "Intel:registered: Virtualization Engineering science (VT-x)", there's an *

* This feature may not be available on all computing systems.

Then if y'all never used earlier and you lot are not able to notice on BIOS, chances are all technologies necessary to use virtualization may no be present.

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Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The folio appears to be providing accurate, rubber data. Lookout man out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified equally a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research whatsoever product advertised on the site earlier you decide to download and install it.

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I didn't go you Sir. Can yous please specify as to what the other options mean.

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I had used VMware Workstation application for multi-Bone purposes several years earlier. Every bit you checked there is Yesbesides VT-X equally is evident in attached shots.