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# Enable Virtualization

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

**What This Does**

Virtualization 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.

<Warning>
  This setting is controlled from your BIOS/UEFI. The exact layout may differ depending on your motherboard and manufacturer.
</Warning>

**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**

<Note>
  The correct key is usually shown briefly during boot (e.g. “Press DEL to enter Setup”).
</Note>

**Locate Virtualization Setting**

Once 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 Windows**

After rebooting:

1. Open **Task Manager**
2. Go to the **Performance** tab
3. Select **CPU**
4. Confirm **Virtualization: Enabled**

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