To learn if your desktop/laptop supports Virtualization, please select the type of your CPU from the links below. How can I check if Virtualization is supported on my desktop/laptop? STEP 1: Check if Virtualization is supported on your desktop/laptop Games can be played at the highest graphical settingsĪ quick summary of how to enable Virtualization:.Eliminates FPS lag/stutter in various games.Allows BlueStacks App Player to use more than 1 CPU core.

We highly recommend enabling Virtualization due to the various benefits it provides such as: BlueStacks uses this virtual environment to provide you with a platform where you can play Android games and use various apps with ease. Virtualization enables you to run a different operating system, such as Android, on your desktop/laptop. Step 2: “Advanced” > “System Options' > Virtualization Technology（VTx）, check the boxes next to Virtualization Technology (VTx) and Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VTd), and finally press 'F10' to save and exit.What is Virtualization and why should I enable it?

If there is no prompt, try pressing the 'F9' or 'F10' key repeatedly to enter BIOS. When the screen is on, press the key prompted on the screen repeatedly. Step 2: “Advanced Chipset Features” > “Virtualization Technology', switch from ' Disabled' to 'Enabled' by pressing the 'Enter' key, and finally press 'F10' to save and exit. If there is no prompt, try pressing the 'F9' or 'F10' key repeatedly to enter BIOS. Step 3: Click the 'File' menu and select 'Save Changes and Exit' and finally click 'Yes'. Step 2: 'Security' > 'System security' > 'Virtual Technology', press the '→' key to switch from Disable to Enable, and then press the 'F10' key to accept the change. If there is no prompt, try pressing the 'F9' or 'F10' key repeatedly to enter BIOS. This article will talk about how to enable VT on HP desktop and laptop through BIOS.

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