Method 1: Enter a command in Command Prompt This method won’t show you whether you have Intel VT-x or AMD-V. But you can find out if your CPU is capable of virtualization and if it is enabled. Here’s how to run the command: Press the Windows logo key + R to invoke the Run dialog. Type cmd in the text box and press enter or click the OK button. Type or copy and paste the following command in the window that opens and press enter: systeminfo Wait for it to run. It takes a few seconds. Once your system information is displayed, check the details under “Hyper-V Requirements”. If you see “Yes” for each detail, it means your CPU is virtualization-capable (could be either Intel VT-x or AMD-V). However, the “Virtualization Enabled in Firmware” detail might show “NO”. If that’s the case, you’ll have to enable virtualization in your BIOS. Method 2: Use the utility tool provided by AMD Visit support.amd.com/en-us/search/utilities?k=virtualization. Download the AMD Virtualization™ Technology and Microsoft® Hyper-V™ System Compatibility Check Utility. It is a .zip file. Go to the download location and run the amdvhyperv.exe file. Select “Yes” when prompted to extract files. Once the extraction is complete, go to the extracted folder and run the amdvhyperv.exe file again. If you’ve run the file on an Intel computer, the result will fail. However, if it’s an AMD CPU and you get a message that says, “This utility did not detect an AMD processor,” then it means it does not support virtualization. But if you see a success page, it means your AMD CPU supports the technology.
bro i have lenovo thinkpad t460 and it supports vt but when i enters in bios my vt button is greyed out and cant enable i also have latest version of bios plz help me 😢😢😢😢
I wasnt able to find any option related to system config or cpu config in bios how to enable it I have asus tuf gaming laptop with amd ryzen 7 3750h processor which support virtual technology
The latest computers nowadays used UEFI Firmware and that is the first thing you will see if you want to access the BIOS Setup. But surely, there is an option there where you can toggle the option to enable/disable the Virtualization Technology in your system.
I wanna disable virtualzation in bios but probelm is that i can't even find it, where it says advanced for you it says like authenticator for me i think. I have windows 10 pro 1709 for best performance on gaming, is hyper-v the same as virtualzation in bios? What should i do. I have the options Main Advanced Power Authenticator Securitas Boot options Exit These are my bios options, have no idea what to do :( I have a i9 9900k w 2080 super.
What should I do if there still error while I already enable my VT but when I start my emulator in my laptop it always says please enable your VT. thanks!
If you are really sure that your VT is already enabled yet still seeing this kind of error. Check if your antivirus is interfering with your VT. Check this video: th-cam.com/video/emSdFV_tGpQ/w-d-xo.html
Dude please tell me what is it mean "Press (delete) for setup press(F11) for boot menu" I need virtualization i cant open by pressing f2 or f12 and there is no UEFI firmware found in my bios but my processor i3 3220 3rd gen supports virtualization VT-x pls help me i cant open bluestacks nougat 64 bit without virtualization
If you are using a Netbook or Laptop, upgrading your processor is nearly impossible since the processor is intact and cannot be replaced. So, it means you need to buy a new one. But if you are using a desktop, upgrading the processor is easy.
I don't understand..... i'm on laptop and i already had it enabled, i disabled the hardware assisted virtualization for my antivirus, i restated my laptop....... so......... why am i still getting the notification?
@@antisocial2027 If you already disabled the hardware-assisted virtualization in your antivirus yet the notification is still popping-up, there might be other reasons. Have you checked if your Virtualization Technology is enabled? Are you using a Virtual Machine while running Bluestacks?
Bro I have a weird situation. Virtualization is enabled in task manager and in Intel identification utility. But when i enter the BIOS there is no advanced or options for virtualization. Pls help!!!
Hello! There might be differences when it comes to BIOS setup. It varies sometimes depends on the product and model. Please tell me more about your system so that we can find possible solutions.
COMPUTER shows VirtuAlisAtion is on through TAsk ManAger, But it is not showing on bluestAke PAge since we All know if virtuAlisAtion shows there is A sign on top bluestAck home screen in red circle ⭕colour, which do not AppeAr in my CAse.
Bro, what to do when I don't have UEFI firmware settings. Mine is Windows 10, HP and my processor supports VT. Can i go directly to BIOS during startup?
Yes. Restart your pc, before the logo shows, press F2 (others are F10). Navigate by using your keyboard arrow keys. On the advance tab, choose virtualization technology and enable it.
It depends on the operating system that you are using. If you are using Windows 8 or 8.1, you can try these keys: F2 F1 Tab Fn+F1 However, if you are using Windows 10, you can access it by pressing F2 during the restart.
Hello, you might be facing a Problem #2 in this video. Please try to disable the Anti-Virus Assisted Virtualization. Please watch the tutorial in this specific part of the video. 06:57
Thank you for providing that information. As I saw, your processor is indeed supported with Virtualization Technology. As you've mentioned, your motherboard was from Acer, does your system use IEFI Firmware when booting? Have you tried to look for the options there to enable your Virtualization Technology? (see more info about your processor: www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/199316/intel-core-i710700-processor-16m-cache-up-to-4-80-ghz/specifications.html )
I think when I tried a method on where I needed to download a Radeon to see if I could enable my Virtualization, it had deleted my display of my default Default for Radeon. How do I get it back?
Have you tried other keys such as F2 or F8? But if none of these keys works, you can try this method: Step 1: Open your Windows Settings You can access it by pressing Windows logo + i. Step 2: Go to "Update and Security". Step 3: On the right panel, click "Recovery". Step 4: On the Advanced Startup, click "Restart Now". Step 5: Then click "Troubleshoot". Step 6: Then select "UEFI Firmware Settings". Step 7: Click "Restart". Once you're in the BIOS or UEFI, use the arrow keys on your keyboard (or your mouse, if it works) to navigate.
@@techmarksph I had tried other keys such as f2 or f8 nothing works and I don't have uefi firmware option. Can you plz help on Instagram I can send you pics of what is the exact problem
@@adityalodhi4023 1.) Shut down 2.) unplug the PC power 3.)Remove the CMOS battery 4.) plug the power in and start-up Tell me if it enters the BIOS setup screen
@@radhakrishnareddy4175 Unfortunately, I couldn't find your processor. But if you really verified that your processor does not support VTx, the only solution is to upgrade your processor, that is, you have to buy a new processor, but make sure that your PC's motherboard can support it. That is if you are using a Desktop.
Dude i see my intel i3 3220 has virtualization VT-x but i cant enable press and holded f2 but didnt work and again this time i press and holded f12 still didnt work pls help me ,one even though my processor supports VT-x i cant find UEFI firmware in my bios please fix this
Maybe because your BIOS doesn't support UEFI settings. But it doesn't matter even if you don't have UEFI firmware, VT-x is might be still available. This processor supports the Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and the Intel® VT-x with Extended Page Tables (EPT), these are features that you can enable or disable in the BIOS, however, it depends from your system manufacturer if they designed the your system to have that or no enabled in the BIOS. It is possible that since this is an OEM system the Intel® Processor Identification Utility it not reading the information from the BIOS that is detected from the processor but this processor support the virtualization mentioned above.
The keys to access BIOS settings differs from system to system. F2 and F12 might not work for you, but you can try other keys such as F8, 10, and so on
If you cannot find the virtualization option in your BIOS, check if your processor supports virtualization. Go to:ark.intel.com/ and search your processor.
I got the hp sure click error about the VT-x needs to be enabled although it was already enabled I check the bios and it was enabled so I guess it was my anti virus .. which I uninstalled the anti virus which was AVG” and now my VT-x is working no issues ... thanks a lot bro
If you have forgotten one of the passwords that is set in the BIOS, resetting the CMOS or NVRAM helps reset the BIOS to factory default settings and remove the passwords from the BIOS. Just remove it and put it back to reset it to default settings.
For Intel Core i3-7100, yes, it supports virtualization technology. Check this out: ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97455/intel-core-i37100-processor-3m-cache-3-90-ghz.html
Bro in my lenovo b490 laptop not work BIOS menu when I hit the bios key not come any bios option please solve and help I know you solve this problem 🙏😭 after see this comment please reply back
@@RDXKannan if you bought a computer with Windows 10 preinstalled, you'll need a different method to access BIOS. To do this, start by going to Windows settings. You can access this by pressing Windows key + I. From the settings menu, choose Update & Security, then choose Recovery from the menu on the left. You'll see a list of options on the right, including a title saying Advanced startup. Beneath this header is a button saying Restart now. When you hit this button, your computer will restart. During the startup, you'll see the boot options menu. Go to Troubleshooting and then to UEFI Firmware Settings, then click Restart. This will restart your computer once again, and it will boot into UEFI BIOS. From there, you can access the BIOS settings.
@@RDXKannan What exactly the problem? You can't access the BIOS settings? If your pc comes with pre installed windows 8 then later on you update it to windows 10, there is a different way to access the UEFI settings. If you don't see the UEFI Firmware Settings tile here, your computer doesn't use UEFI. That means you'll need to access the BIOS in the traditional way, by pressing a specific key during the boot-up process. Try one of these keys before your pc turns on: F2 F1 Tab Fn+F1
Hi, my pc supports virtualisation, and it's enabled in the bios and in the control panel whit also hypervisor, it's enabled in the task manager but not in the intel detection software and system information display: "A hypervisor has been detected. Features required for Hyper-V will not be displayed.". This page, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/virtualization-apps-not-work-with-hyper-v , says that's because I'm already running a software that use the hypervisor such my virtualbox or Boinc Manager, and I can't start Bluestacks. I'm trying to solve this, if anyone has any advice, I'll thanks him very much. If I fix it, I'll post it later
Yes it happens sometimes when you are using both Virtual Box and Bluestacks on you pc. Since the hardware cannot be shared between two virtualization applications, the VM interferes with bluestacks when VM is still using the Hyper-V Hypervisor in the background. Make sure that no program is using the virtualization before opening the Bluestacks. Have you tried to disable the Hyper-V Hypervisor in the control panel so that Bluestacks can use the virtualization freely?
@@techmarksph yes, sadly I know that the problem was the presence of "Boinc" installed, also if it is not running, and I had to uninstall it, I can't find other way to use instead bluestacks at the moment (sorry my eventually bad English)
To be able to install some emulation or virtualization software, it requires the CPU chip on your computer to support Virtualization Technology. For Intel CPU, this technology is called Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT for short) or VT-x), and for AMD CPU, it is AMD Virtualization ( AMD-V for short). Since NOX Player is an emulator, it needs virtualization to boost its performance. If Virtualization is enabled, the performance of the Nox App Player is even better.
Unfortunately, Hyper-V is a server-side application up to Windows 8.1 and upcoming version of Windows 10, which include it in the client, too (as the update of Virtual PC). Therefore you won't find it under Windows 7. In Windows 7 the optional virtualization software is Virtual PC (Windows XP mode). You can download it in the download base on the Microsoft pages. Under Windows 7, you can install the optional Hyper-V Management client, though you will need Windows 7 Pro. With this management tool you will be able to control/administer Hyper-V installed on a server system, from your client.
@@anakinskywalker9947 Boot up in BIOS menu by pressing DEl/F12. Then Search for the Hardware Virtualization Technology select it and enable it. Normally Boot to OS and Done.
@@sandeepdas4447 Then the location of VT is different. The VT is not on the Advance Tab, but on the "Security" tab, then "System Security", there you will see Virtualization Technology (VT-x) Take a look at this photo: digilord.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/server.digimetriq.com/uploads/2020/12/http-server-digimetriq-com-wp-content-uploads-20-4168.jpeg
i can't enter to my bios. When the pc starts i spammed all the f1- f12, Esc and random buttons but its just not working. My motherboard says press esc but it not works. What should i do
To access the BIOS settings, restart your pc and before the logo appears, press one of these keys: Here's a list of some of the most common setup keys by manufacturer: Acer: F2 or DEL ASUS: F2 or Del Dell: F2 or F12 HP: ESC or F10 Lenovo: F2 or Fn + F2 Lenovo Desktops: F1 Lenovo ThinkPads: Enter + F1. MSI: DEL for motherboards and PCs Microsoft Surface Tablets: Press and hold the volume-up button. Origin PC: F2 Samsung: F2 Sony: F1, F2, or F3 Toshiba: F2
But in case those key's still didn't work, try this another option: Step 1: Open your Windows Settings You can access it by pressing Windows logo + i. Step 2: Go to "Update and Security". Step 3: On the right panel, click "Recovery". Step 4: On the Advance Startup, click "Restart Now". Step 5: Then click "Troubleshoot". Step 6: Then select "UEFI Firmware Settings". Step 7: Click "Restart". Once you're in the BIOS or UEFI, use the arrow keys on your keyboard (or your mouse, if it works) to navigate.
@@IsaacAgornyo Try this: press Win + X to access menu and select Command Prompt (Admin) in menu. Then click "Yes". Type this and hit enter: shutdown.exe /r /o A message displays in the middle of the screen warning you that you are about to be signed off. Windows 8/10 will reboot automatically in less than a minute. If all above works normally, you would access Advanced startup options and you are available to choose Troubleshoot. Then go to: Troubleshoot >Advanced options >UEFI Firmware Settings >Restart
@@IsaacAgornyo If the above option didn't work, try this: Just simply find the Shut down or Restart button on login screen, and hold down the Shift key while you click on Restart. Once you've done this, instead of fully rebooting, the blue boot options menu displays. In order to use the advanced tools, click Troubleshoot. From there, you can navigate to access UEFI settings.
HEY!.. IN WINDWOS 10S WINDWOS DEFENDER MEMORY INTEGRITY IS ON AND IN UEFI SECURE BOOT IS ON. BUT WINDWOS DEFENDER S FIRMWARE PROTECTION IS OFF AND GREYED OUT . IN SYS INFO DMA PROTECTION IS OFF . WHAT TO DO TO ENABLE THESE SETTINGS ..REPLY ASAP.
If DMA Protection is “OFF” and the Virtualization Enabled in Firmware is “NO” then do the following: >Reboot the System into BIOS >Turn ON the Intel Virtualization Technology >Turn ON Intel Virtualization Technology for I/O (VT-d) >Reboot your PC into Windows 10 Now go back to System Information and check the value of the Kernel DMA Protection. If it’s still OFF, it means your System does not support the feature.
@@techmarksph THEY ARE ON IN UEFI ..WHAT ABOUT FIRMWARE PROTECTION ENABLING ? THE OPTION IS AVAILABLE BUT GREYED OUT AND OFF ? by the way would U help a physically disabled friend providing a Windows 10 Pro OEM OR MAK KEY.NOT KMS . MINE IS INVALID - REPLY ASAP.
@@darkmatter8650 If your virtualization is already enabled, yet DMA protection is still greyed out, it means the feature is not supported in your system. Try this: Windows 10 Professional Key W269N-WFGWX-YVC9B-4J6C9-T83GX
@@techmarksph Hey! Update me on Fresh OEM key and I can't transfer files over Bluetooth to my laptops from my Vivo 1909 android Both devices are Bluetooth enabled and Devices paired. Reply soon.
@@darkmatter8650 Got to dig on the net and here's what I found, they're plenty and you can choose which key you want. Try all of them and see what works for you. prokeyshop.com/windows-10-pro-product-key/ softwarekeep.com/help-center/how-to-upgrade-windows-10-home-to-pro-using-an-oem-key Additionally, if you can't transfer files on your pc from your mobile device, make sure that your pc is capable of transferring files through Bluetooth. Meaning you must have the required driver. Check it through: >Computer management>Device manager>Bluetooth If you have the driver, yet you still can't transfer files, you may use a Bluetooth USB. Plug it on your PC so that you can transfer files through Bluetooth.
i’m literally so sad my only problem is that i can’t go into bios settings no matter what keys i press when booting & i don’t have the uefi firmware settings please help :,(
If you are using Windows 10, try these steps: Step 1: Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security. Step 2: Under the Recovery window, click Restart now. Step 3: Click Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings. Step 4: Click Restart and your PC can go to BIOS. Just do some changes to BIOS based on your needs. If you still can't access BIOS settings after trying the above method, try these: (For Desktop) Step 1: Power off the machine and remove all the USB & HDMI cables. Step 2: Disconnect the power cord and remove the protecting casing. Step 3: Based on the model of your motherboard, the location of the BIOS battery is different. Just look for the watch-like flat battery and remove it. Step 4: Wait 5-10 minutes and insert it back. Step 5: Reboot the computer.
@@techmarksph After many tries I used f10 and it worked but it asked for password for me to access the BIOS settings. so... i dont know what to do. I tried my password but it didn't work.
@@ima989 Turn on the computer and enter the wrong password three times. This will lock the computer and display a "System Disabled" message. Don't worry, when you restart the computer it will go back to normal and no data will be lost. You need to do this in order to see the code required to find the backdoor password. When you see the "System Disabled" message, you'll see a series of numbers and letters. Write this down, as you'll need it to find the password later. Visit bios-pw.org/ on another computer's web browser. This website can generate backdoor passwords based on the code that was displayed. The website will attempt to generate a password that matches your computer. You may be given several passwords to try. Note: If you didn't get a code when the system was disabled, your computer may use its own serial number to generate a backdoor password. Click the "More details" link at bios-pw.org/ and follow the instructions to download and run the correct script for your computer's manufacturer. You'll be able to enter three incorrect passwords before your system is locked and you have to reboot again. Ideally, one of the stock BIOS passwords listed on the BIOS Master Password site will unlock your computer. After entering the correct password, make sure that your BIOS settings are correct so that you won't be locked out again. Entering the backdoor password will not reset your BIOS settings.
Pros: 1.) It reduces the workload. 2.) It offers better uptime. 3.) It allows for faster deployment of resources. 4.) It provides energy savings. 5.) Allows full control of CPU. Cons: 1.) It creates a security risk. Conclusion: Use it when you need it.
There might be other reasons why you still have this kind of error. Check if virtualization technology is enabled in your system as what I've shown in this video.
Yeah, some parts of the video are silent. I am still learning in making video tutorials on TH-cam, I'm sorry about that. But now I've learned how to duck audios with my voiceover, so my future videos will sound different from my previous ones. :)
If your processor didn't support virtualization technology, you have to upgrade your processor. But upgrading a processor is not an easy job most specially if you are using a laptop. In most cases, you can't upgrade your laptop processor. Most processors are soldered right into the motherboard, presenting a challenge to the typical user, as you'll need to remove the CPU and swap it out for a new one.
@@edcbroxx4180 Yes. Check this out to see more details about Intel i7 3070: ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/27206/intel-xeon-processor-3070-4m-cache-2-66-ghz-1066-mhz-fsb.html?wapkw=intel%20i7%203070
@@Oizys_Hiraya You will see it once you entered the BIOS setup. If you are not sure with this, you can take a snapshot of your BIOS then send it to my email, I will try to find out how you can see the VT settings.
Ok. If your laptop came with pre installed windows 8 (8.1) this how you can enter the BIOS setting: The easiest one to find is in the PC Settings application. Press Windows key + C to reveal the Charms bar, click Settings, and select Change PC settings to access it. In the PC Settings application, select the General category and click the Restart now button under Advanced startup. Your computer will restart and you'll enter the Windows 8's boot options menu. From here you can access the UEFI BIOS and change other settings. Once you've restarted and accessed the boot options menu, you can enter UEFI BIOS. To do this, click the Troubleshoot tile. This will reveal an Advanced Options screen with a variety of tools. The UEFI Firmware Settings tile will take you to your computer's BIOS. If you don't see the UEFI Firmware Settings tile here, your computer doesn't use UEFI. That means you'll need to access the BIOS in the traditional way, by pressing a specific key during the boot-up process. Try these keys: F2 F1 Tab Fn+F1
@@shamadchammu1719 Turn it on through BIOS Settings. You can access BIOS by pressing hot key (e.g. F12 or F2) before the logo appears when you turn on your pc.
@@techmarksph like when I got into the firmware thing the layout is so much different and I don't see BIOS Setup, I see like "Computer Setup" and when I try clicking into it It asks for a password.. which I don't know what the password is.
@@nathan-qu2hm It's hard to tell what are those things you saw on your screen. If you are using UEFI Firmware, then yeah, it's quite different from the BIOS. Can you take a picture of it? Upload it on Google Drive and send me the link so that I can assist you?
Hello sir how to fix if I already on the VT and its already working on what I need but when I restart my pc and put in on I need to re open the VT how to fix?
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What do i have to do if I use AMD Ryzen processor?
Method 1: Enter a command in Command Prompt
This method won’t show you whether you have Intel VT-x or AMD-V. But you can find out if your CPU is capable of virtualization and if it is enabled.
Here’s how to run the command:
Press the Windows logo key + R to invoke the Run dialog.
Type cmd in the text box and press enter or click the OK button.
Type or copy and paste the following command in the window that opens and press enter:
systeminfo
Wait for it to run. It takes a few seconds.
Once your system information is displayed, check the details under “Hyper-V Requirements”. If you see “Yes” for each detail, it means your CPU is virtualization-capable (could be either Intel VT-x or AMD-V). However, the “Virtualization Enabled in Firmware” detail might show “NO”. If that’s the case, you’ll have to enable virtualization in your BIOS.
Method 2: Use the utility tool provided by AMD
Visit support.amd.com/en-us/search/utilities?k=virtualization.
Download the AMD Virtualization™ Technology and Microsoft® Hyper-V™ System Compatibility Check Utility. It is a .zip file.
Go to the download location and run the amdvhyperv.exe file.
Select “Yes” when prompted to extract files.
Once the extraction is complete, go to the extracted folder and run the amdvhyperv.exe file again.
If you’ve run the file on an Intel computer, the result will fail. However, if it’s an AMD CPU and you get a message that says, “This utility did not detect an AMD processor,” then it means it does not support virtualization. But if you see a success page, it means your AMD CPU supports the technology.
Thank you for your help!! I will try it!
I tried but they don't support my processor, but anyway thank you again your help!
What the the following command after yhe the cmd?? 🤔
@@vinrjarra3333 systeminfo
Just type: systeminfo
This is really a great techniques for everyone
Thanks dude mine problem was number first and your solution works thanks thanks thanks
Wow, very informative and I learned new things and you have a nice desktop😊
bro i have lenovo thinkpad t460 and it supports vt but when i enters in bios my vt button is greyed out and cant enable i also have latest version of bios plz help me 😢😢😢😢
hey
in my windows 10 pc
virtualisation is supported
but in advanced tab there is no option of virtualisation
plsss help me
That's weird, but try to check it again by going to BIOS>Security>System Security>Virtualization Technology.
@@techmarksph yup bro
Thanks a lot
I was just trying to solve the issue when I saw your comment and it worked
Thanks man
very informative thank you!
I have problem 2 but I not have any third-party antivirus Installed , how can I resolve this problem?
Try to enable it through BIOS.
Lenovo Think pad T440
Can't enable virtualization in BIOS...
Its disabled....
I wasnt able to find any option related to system config or cpu config in bios how to enable it
I have asus tuf gaming laptop with amd ryzen 7 3750h processor which support virtual technology
The latest computers nowadays used UEFI Firmware and that is the first thing you will see if you want to access the BIOS Setup. But surely, there is an option there where you can toggle the option to enable/disable the Virtualization Technology in your system.
i hav i5 CPU M 560 its showing u r result is not matched
My bios locked, how can I enable vtx , please let's me know
very informative thank you.
I wanna disable virtualzation in bios but probelm is that i can't even find it, where it says advanced for you it says like authenticator for me i think. I have windows 10 pro 1709 for best performance on gaming, is hyper-v the same as virtualzation in bios? What should i do.
I have the options
Main
Advanced
Power
Authenticator
Securitas
Boot options
Exit
These are my bios options, have no idea what to do :(
I have a i9 9900k w 2080 super.
With your question "is hyper-v the same as virtualization in bios?" Yes, they're the same thing.
Tell me if you fixed it.
Very informative. Nice
Most helpful for sure
What should I do if there still error while I already enable my VT but when I start my emulator in my laptop it always says please enable your VT. thanks!
If you are really sure that your VT is already enabled yet still seeing this kind of error. Check if your antivirus is interfering with your VT.
Check this video: th-cam.com/video/emSdFV_tGpQ/w-d-xo.html
@@techmarksph already check it ❗ thank you it solved the problem!
How to disable virtualization?
Dude please tell me what is it mean
"Press (delete) for setup press(F11) for boot menu"
I need virtualization i cant open by pressing f2 or f12 and there is no UEFI firmware found in my bios but my processor i3 3220 3rd gen supports virtualization VT-x pls help me i cant open bluestacks nougat 64 bit without virtualization
Your system is telling you to press F11 to access the Boot Menu. Press F11 then.
sir. what do you mean by "you need to upgrade your intel processor unit" am i need to buy new one notebook?
cause mine doesn't have VT-x
If you are using a Netbook or Laptop, upgrading your processor is nearly impossible since the processor is intact and cannot be replaced. So, it means you need to buy a new one. But if you are using a desktop, upgrading the processor is easy.
@@techmarksph Im using Laptop sir. Thank you 😊
In task manager it showing virtualization not capable
Check if you can enable it through BIOS.
@@techmarksph in bios i found everywhere but there is no option for virtualization :(
@@sagarsuthar9074 In BIOS, navigate using your keyboard arrow keys and choose the Advance Tab. There you will find the option to enable VT.
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I don't understand..... i'm on laptop and i already had it enabled, i disabled the hardware assisted virtualization for my antivirus, i restated my laptop....... so......... why am i still getting the notification?
I still get the notification on blue stacks that i need to enable it.....
@@antisocial2027 If you already disabled the hardware-assisted virtualization in your antivirus yet the notification is still popping-up, there might be other reasons.
Have you checked if your Virtualization Technology is enabled?
Are you using a Virtual Machine while running Bluestacks?
Thank you, This video is very helpful, Can I update intel celeron 900 2.20GHz and virtualization on
What do you mean? You want to upgrade your PC's processor? If you are using a desktop, yes, if your motherboard can support it.
Bro I have a weird situation. Virtualization is enabled in task manager and in Intel identification utility. But when i enter the BIOS there is no advanced or options for virtualization. Pls help!!!
Hello! There might be differences when it comes to BIOS setup. It varies sometimes depends on the product and model. Please tell me more about your system so that we can find possible solutions.
@@techmarksph so I have Acer TravelMate 5744 and my BIOS version is InsydeH2O V 1.05
COMPUTER shows VirtuAlisAtion is on through TAsk ManAger, But it is not showing on bluestAke PAge since we All know if virtuAlisAtion shows there is A sign on top bluestAck home screen in red circle ⭕colour, which do not AppeAr in my CAse.
Have you tried to check if your antivirus is interfering with your virtualization?
Keep it up bro.. Godbless
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Very nice for windows on computer
Bro, what to do when I don't have UEFI firmware settings.
Mine is Windows 10, HP and my processor supports VT.
Can i go directly to BIOS during startup?
Yes.
Restart your pc, before the logo shows, press F2 (others are F10).
Navigate by using your keyboard arrow keys.
On the advance tab, choose virtualization technology and enable it.
@@techmarksph Thanks.
Is enabling virtualization will be harmful for the cpu
If both F2 and F12 do not work , what other key should i try?
It depends on the operating system that you are using. If you are using Windows 8 or 8.1, you can try these keys:
F2
F1
Tab
Fn+F1
However, if you are using Windows 10, you can access it by pressing F2 during the restart.
How about AMD ?
Man you are great
Hey! Marks.. Please provide me more Windows 10pro OEM KEYS.. REPLY SOON.
Hi, my pc does not support virtualization, and its enabled in task manager. My bios dont have an option like this
Hello, you might be facing a Problem #2 in this video.
Please try to disable the Anti-Virus Assisted Virtualization.
Please watch the tutorial in this specific part of the video.
06:57
@@techmarksph I do not have a third party anti virus. I also dont want to enable it, I want to DISABLE it
May I ask what processor you are using?
@@techmarksph my cpu is intel i7 10700 and my mainboard is from acer
Thank you for providing that information. As I saw, your processor is indeed supported with Virtualization Technology.
As you've mentioned, your motherboard was from Acer, does your system use IEFI Firmware when booting? Have you tried to look for the options there to enable your Virtualization Technology?
(see more info about your processor: www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/199316/intel-core-i710700-processor-16m-cache-up-to-4-80-ghz/specifications.html )
intel core i5 2400
bhai mere ka vt on hai par maire saare emulator disable vt dika rahe hai plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help me
Please tell me how can I help you?
I am 60th like of this video
I think when I tried a method on where I needed to download a Radeon to see if I could enable my Virtualization, it had deleted my display of my default Default for Radeon. How do I get it back?
On your PC, search for "Restore" then open the available restore point, and your system will restore your PC to the previous state.
Bro my laptop shows press F10 to enter into bios but when i press F10 nothing happens plz help me.
Have you tried other keys such as F2 or F8?
But if none of these keys works, you can try this method:
Step 1: Open your Windows Settings
You can access it by pressing Windows logo + i.
Step 2: Go to "Update and Security".
Step 3: On the right panel, click "Recovery".
Step 4: On the Advanced Startup, click "Restart Now".
Step 5: Then click "Troubleshoot".
Step 6: Then select "UEFI Firmware Settings".
Step 7: Click "Restart".
Once you're in the BIOS or UEFI, use the arrow keys on your keyboard (or your mouse, if it works) to navigate.
@@techmarksph I had tried other keys such as f2 or f8 nothing works and I don't have uefi firmware option. Can you plz help on Instagram I can send you pics of what is the exact problem
@@adityalodhi4023
1.) Shut down
2.) unplug the PC power
3.)Remove the CMOS battery
4.) plug the power in and start-up
Tell me if it enters the BIOS setup screen
@@techmarksph It's not working bro
bro i don't have vt in advanced tecnology (intel specification)so what should i do
What processor you are using?
@@techmarksph 2 duo core E700
@@radhakrishnareddy4175 Unfortunately, I couldn't find your processor. But if you really verified that your processor does not support VTx, the only solution is to upgrade your processor, that is, you have to buy a new processor, but make sure that your PC's motherboard can support it. That is if you are using a Desktop.
What about If I forgot my BIOS password do you have any other solution to enable The VT I need it only for bluestacks thank you
If you forgot your BIOS password, you can reset it by removing the CMOS battery on your pc.
Dude i see my intel i3 3220 has virtualization VT-x but i cant enable press and holded f2 but didnt work and again this time i press and holded f12 still didnt work pls help me ,one even though my processor supports VT-x i cant find UEFI firmware in my bios please fix this
Maybe because your BIOS doesn't support UEFI settings. But it doesn't matter even if you don't have UEFI firmware, VT-x is might be still available.
This processor supports the Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and the Intel® VT-x with Extended Page Tables (EPT), these are features that you can enable or disable in the BIOS, however, it depends from your system manufacturer if they designed the your system to have that or no enabled in the BIOS.
It is possible that since this is an OEM system the Intel® Processor Identification Utility it not reading the information from the BIOS that is detected from the processor but this processor support the virtualization mentioned above.
The keys to access BIOS settings differs from system to system. F2 and F12 might not work for you, but you can try other keys such as F8, 10, and so on
@@techmarksphlet me try and tell u soon
@@techmarksphi have to on vietualization because of bluestacks
@@techmarksphif it worked u will get a sub
You are just showing how to see if vt
Is enabled or not you can't enable vt taskmanager
If VT is disabled in Task Manager, you can enable it through BIOS just what I did in 06:30
@@techmarksph sorry bro I didn't watch your video full so I just judged you wrong iam sorry bro and thanks
if the F2 or F12 don't work, what can I do
There's a lot of keys you can use, F2, F8, F10, F12... etc
But if none of those works, you can go through the settings, recovery, reboot through UEFI
Cant find virtualization technology in my BIOS
Edit: I checked CPU CONFIRMATION in advanced not there
If you cannot find the virtualization option in your BIOS, check if your processor supports virtualization.
Go to:ark.intel.com/ and search your processor.
I got the hp sure click error about the VT-x needs to be enabled although it was already enabled I check the bios and it was enabled so I guess it was my anti virus .. which I uninstalled the anti virus which was AVG” and now my VT-x is working no issues ... thanks a lot bro
Welcome! Glad it helped.
Mine has a supervisor password how to remove 😢?
If you have forgotten one of the passwords that is set in the BIOS, resetting the CMOS or NVRAM helps reset the BIOS to factory default settings and remove the passwords from the BIOS.
Just remove it and put it back to reset it to default settings.
My Intel core i3 7th gen
Does it supports virtulization
For Intel Core i3-7100, yes, it supports virtualization technology.
Check this out: ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97455/intel-core-i37100-processor-3m-cache-3-90-ghz.html
Bro in my lenovo b490 laptop not work BIOS menu when I hit the bios key not come any bios option please solve and help I know you solve this problem 🙏😭 after see this comment please reply back
What Operating System you are using?
Is it Windows 8, or 10?
@@techmarksph Windows 10
@@RDXKannan if you bought a computer with Windows 10 preinstalled, you'll need a different method to access BIOS. To do this, start by going to Windows settings. You can access this by pressing Windows key + I.
From the settings menu, choose Update & Security, then choose Recovery from the menu on the left. You'll see a list of options on the right, including a title saying Advanced startup. Beneath this header is a button saying Restart now.
When you hit this button, your computer will restart. During the startup, you'll see the boot options menu. Go to Troubleshooting and then to UEFI Firmware Settings, then click Restart. This will restart your computer once again, and it will boot into UEFI BIOS.
From there, you can access the BIOS settings.
@@techmarksph not work bro please tell another method 🙏
@@RDXKannan What exactly the problem? You can't access the BIOS settings? If your pc comes with pre installed windows 8 then later on you update it to windows 10, there is a different way to access the UEFI settings.
If you don't see the UEFI Firmware Settings tile here, your computer doesn't use UEFI. That means you'll need to access the BIOS in the traditional way, by pressing a specific key during the boot-up process.
Try one of these keys before your pc turns on:
F2
F1
Tab
Fn+F1
Hi, my pc supports virtualisation, and it's enabled in the bios and in the control panel whit also hypervisor, it's enabled in the task manager but not in the intel detection software and system information display: "A hypervisor has been detected. Features required for Hyper-V will not be displayed.". This page, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/virtualization-apps-not-work-with-hyper-v , says that's because I'm already running a software that use the hypervisor such my virtualbox or Boinc Manager, and I can't start Bluestacks. I'm trying to solve this, if anyone has any advice, I'll thanks him very much. If I fix it, I'll post it later
Yes it happens sometimes when you are using both Virtual Box and Bluestacks on you pc. Since the hardware cannot be shared between two virtualization applications, the VM interferes with bluestacks when VM is still using the Hyper-V Hypervisor in the background. Make sure that no program is using the virtualization before opening the Bluestacks.
Have you tried to disable the Hyper-V Hypervisor in the control panel so that Bluestacks can use the virtualization freely?
@@techmarksph yes, sadly I know that the problem was the presence of "Boinc" installed, also if it is not running, and I had to uninstall it, I can't find other way to use instead bluestacks at the moment (sorry my eventually bad English)
Hi, quebradeiracari:
did you solve the problem? right now I have same message as your with
systeminfo.exe.
My virtulization in enabled but my bluestacks not working it is problem with my avg antivirus😕😕
Open your AVG antivirus and Go to Menu>Settings>Troubleshooting then on the bottom uncheck the "enable assisted virtualization".
@@techmarksph you play in smart controls?
I have mouse accleration problem how to fix it plz.......
Go to Start>Settings>Devices>Mouse> Additional Mouse Options>Pointer Options>Motion. Then uncheck the "enhance pointer precision".
@@techmarksph bro it is tooooooo hard to do anything 😅😅😅 with the setting enhance pointer
Hello sir plz sir slove my problem my lenvo laptop but not vt enable plz help me
What is the problem?
You cannot enable virtualization in BIOS?
What operating system you are using? Is it windows 8, or windows 10?
I don't have virtualization options in the advanced menu... What should I do
What else can you see? Please tell me.
Same
@@davejitsin97 Maybe the version of your BIOS is different from mine.
Make sure that you check if your processor supports VT.
is it safe to enable it? cuz im trying to install Nox Player but im too scared if anything wrong happen to my PC...
To be able to install some emulation or virtualization software, it requires the CPU chip on your computer to support Virtualization Technology. For Intel CPU, this technology is called Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT for short) or VT-x), and for AMD CPU, it is AMD Virtualization ( AMD-V for short).
Since NOX Player is an emulator, it needs virtualization to boost its performance.
If Virtualization is enabled, the performance of the Nox App Player is even better.
I can't find hyper v
Please help my pc is windows 7
Wtf you have seen but not telling
Unfortunately, Hyper-V is a server-side application up to Windows 8.1 and upcoming version of Windows 10, which include it in the client, too (as the update of Virtual PC).
Therefore you won't find it under Windows 7. In Windows 7 the optional virtualization software is Virtual PC (Windows XP mode). You can download it in the download base on the Microsoft pages.
Under Windows 7, you can install the optional Hyper-V Management client, though you will need Windows 7 Pro. With this management tool you will be able to control/administer Hyper-V installed on a server system, from your client.
@@techmarksph thanks i am going to destrog my pc
@@anakinskywalker9947 Have you tried to open your BIOS settings?
@@anakinskywalker9947
Boot up in BIOS menu by pressing DEl/F12.
Then Search for the Hardware Virtualization Technology
select it and enable it.
Normally Boot to OS and Done.
hey i enabled vt many times but it keeps disabling itself after 2 or a half min
plz help bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you using an antivirus? Check if your antivirus is interferring with your virtualization technology.
Iam using Core i3 processor....it supports virtualization technology...but I could not find any advanced option in the bios setup
What should I do??
Does your pc have UEFI BIOS settings?
Tell me what you only see on your BIOS.
@@techmarksph yes
@@sandeepdas4447 Then the location of VT is different. The VT is not on the Advance Tab, but on the "Security" tab, then "System Security", there you will see Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
Take a look at this photo: digilord.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/server.digimetriq.com/uploads/2020/12/http-server-digimetriq-com-wp-content-uploads-20-4168.jpeg
i can't enter to my bios. When the pc starts i spammed all the f1- f12, Esc and random buttons but its just not working. My motherboard says press esc but it not works. What should i do
To access the BIOS settings, restart your pc and before the logo appears, press one of these keys:
Here's a list of some of the most common setup keys by manufacturer:
Acer: F2 or DEL
ASUS: F2 or Del
Dell: F2 or F12
HP: ESC or F10
Lenovo: F2 or Fn + F2
Lenovo Desktops: F1
Lenovo ThinkPads: Enter + F1.
MSI: DEL for motherboards and PCs
Microsoft Surface Tablets: Press and hold the volume-up button.
Origin PC: F2
Samsung: F2
Sony: F1, F2, or F3
Toshiba: F2
But in case those key's still didn't work, try this another option:
Step 1: Open your Windows Settings
You can access it by pressing Windows logo + i.
Step 2: Go to "Update and Security".
Step 3: On the right panel, click "Recovery".
Step 4: On the Advance Startup, click "Restart Now".
Step 5: Then click "Troubleshoot".
Step 6: Then select "UEFI Firmware Settings".
Step 7: Click "Restart".
Once you're in the BIOS or UEFI, use the arrow keys on your keyboard (or your mouse, if it works) to navigate.
@@techmarksph I can't locate the UEFI Firmware under the Advance Options. Any other way to help me?
@@IsaacAgornyo Try this:
press Win + X to access menu and select Command Prompt (Admin) in menu.
Then click "Yes".
Type this and hit enter: shutdown.exe /r /o
A message displays in the middle of the screen warning you that you are about to be signed off. Windows 8/10 will reboot automatically in less than a minute. If all above works normally, you would access Advanced startup options and you are available to choose Troubleshoot.
Then go to: Troubleshoot >Advanced options >UEFI Firmware Settings >Restart
@@IsaacAgornyo If the above option didn't work, try this:
Just simply find the Shut down or Restart button on login screen, and hold down the Shift key while you click on Restart.
Once you've done this, instead of fully rebooting, the blue boot options menu displays. In order to use the advanced tools, click Troubleshoot.
From there, you can navigate to access UEFI settings.
thank you lodi
HEY!.. IN WINDWOS 10S WINDWOS DEFENDER MEMORY INTEGRITY IS ON AND IN UEFI SECURE BOOT IS ON. BUT WINDWOS DEFENDER S FIRMWARE PROTECTION IS OFF AND GREYED OUT . IN SYS INFO DMA PROTECTION IS OFF . WHAT TO DO TO ENABLE THESE SETTINGS ..REPLY ASAP.
If DMA Protection is “OFF” and the Virtualization Enabled in Firmware is “NO” then do the following:
>Reboot the System into BIOS
>Turn ON the Intel Virtualization Technology
>Turn ON Intel Virtualization Technology for I/O (VT-d)
>Reboot your PC into Windows 10
Now go back to System Information and check the value of the Kernel DMA Protection. If it’s still OFF, it means your System does not support the feature.
@@techmarksph THEY ARE ON IN UEFI ..WHAT ABOUT FIRMWARE PROTECTION ENABLING ? THE OPTION IS AVAILABLE BUT GREYED OUT AND OFF ? by the way would U help a physically disabled friend providing a Windows 10 Pro OEM OR MAK KEY.NOT KMS . MINE IS INVALID - REPLY ASAP.
@@darkmatter8650
If your virtualization is already enabled, yet DMA protection is still greyed out, it means the feature is not supported in your system.
Try this:
Windows 10 Professional Key
W269N-WFGWX-YVC9B-4J6C9-T83GX
@@techmarksph Hey! Update me on Fresh OEM key and I can't transfer files over Bluetooth to my laptops from my Vivo 1909 android Both devices are Bluetooth enabled and Devices paired. Reply soon.
@@darkmatter8650 Got to dig on the net and here's what I found, they're plenty and you can choose which key you want. Try all of them and see what works for you.
prokeyshop.com/windows-10-pro-product-key/
softwarekeep.com/help-center/how-to-upgrade-windows-10-home-to-pro-using-an-oem-key
Additionally, if you can't transfer files on your pc from your mobile device, make sure that your pc is capable of transferring files through Bluetooth. Meaning you must have the required driver.
Check it through:
>Computer management>Device manager>Bluetooth
If you have the driver, yet you still can't transfer files, you may use a Bluetooth USB. Plug it on your PC so that you can transfer files through Bluetooth.
thanks so much i will run ff and mini miltia 👁️👁️
i’m literally so sad my only problem is that i can’t go into bios settings no matter what keys i press when booting & i don’t have the uefi firmware settings please help :,(
i literally use a usb keyboard, i even disabled fast startup but the boot still goes so fast
a wired keyboard
i use a hp desktop computer
If you are using Windows 10, try these steps:
Step 1: Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security.
Step 2: Under the Recovery window, click Restart now.
Step 3: Click Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings.
Step 4: Click Restart and your PC can go to BIOS. Just do some changes to BIOS based on your needs.
If you still can't access BIOS settings after trying the above method, try these:
(For Desktop)
Step 1: Power off the machine and remove all the USB & HDMI cables.
Step 2: Disconnect the power cord and remove the protecting casing.
Step 3: Based on the model of your motherboard, the location of the BIOS battery is different. Just look for the watch-like flat battery and remove it.
Step 4: Wait 5-10 minutes and insert it back.
Step 5: Reboot the computer.
must do it if you want to be virtual?
Virtualization is a feature to support certain apps on your computer, especially if you are playing games on your pc.
@@techmarksph future makes people
1:03 I actually have my virtualization disabled (it says no for me) so how do you enable it, please help
You can enable it through BIOS settings.
@@techmarksph but how? Can you give a link to a tutorial where i can enable it through BIOS?
@ 6:31
Watch the video till the end and you will see other options to solve the issue.
@@techmarksph Alright, it works! Thanks for helping
Bro i have i3 and virtualization is enabled every where but when i go to task manager it says not allowed? Any solution :(
It falls under problem 1 at 5:41, the solution is 6:30.
@@techmarksph it didn't work :(
@@bibekbrar Did you enabled it in BIOS?
@@techmarksph Yes it is enabled
@@techmarksph yes it is enabled
I had the first issue but when I tried your solution by holding the f2 or f12 during the restart. It showed me a different menu.
What menu? Sometimes the keys to access BIOS settings are different from every computer. Can you tell me what you are using?
@@techmarksph After many tries I used f10 and it worked but it asked for password for me to access the BIOS settings. so... i dont know what to do. I tried my password but it didn't work.
@@ima989 Turn on the computer and enter the wrong password three times. This will lock the computer and display a "System Disabled" message. Don't worry, when you restart the computer it will go back to normal and no data will be lost. You need to do this in order to see the code required to find the backdoor password.
When you see the "System Disabled" message, you'll see a series of numbers and letters. Write this down, as you'll need it to find the password later.
Visit bios-pw.org/ on another computer's web browser. This website can generate backdoor passwords based on the code that was displayed.
The website will attempt to generate a password that matches your computer. You may be given several passwords to try.
Note: If you didn't get a code when the system was disabled, your computer may use its own serial number to generate a backdoor password. Click the "More details" link at bios-pw.org/ and follow the instructions to download and run the correct script for your computer's manufacturer.
You'll be able to enter three incorrect passwords before your system is locked and you have to reboot again. Ideally, one of the stock BIOS passwords listed on the BIOS Master Password site will unlock your computer.
After entering the correct password, make sure that your BIOS settings are correct so that you won't be locked out again. Entering the backdoor password will not reset your BIOS settings.
@MollyTheFirst :D What exactly the problem?
@MollyTheFirst :D Does your processor support VT?
Mine said no
What do you mean by that?
Tell me exactly the problem.
can you send your baackground to i love it !!!
There you go!
drive.google.com/file/d/1cn5NQHmIQkzfoZFIUb3S4Nq2hrwcLOpg/view?usp=sharing
What are the pros and cons for this
Pros:
1.) It reduces the workload.
2.) It offers better uptime.
3.) It allows for faster deployment of resources.
4.) It provides energy savings.
5.) Allows full control of CPU.
Cons:
1.) It creates a security risk.
Conclusion: Use it when you need it.
@@techmarksph Thanks bro
@@techmarksph Will it help with games and general performance?
@@quackityalt7213 Yes. It speeds up your gaming performance.
@@techmarksph Thanks thats all i have for questions :)
I am using k7 security what to do
There might be other reasons why you still have this kind of error. Check if virtualization technology is enabled in your system as what I've shown in this video.
@@techmarksph k
god idea!
Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VT-d) No
nice
no sound in this video.
Yeah, some parts of the video are silent. I am still learning in making video tutorials on TH-cam, I'm sorry about that. But now I've learned how to duck audios with my voiceover, so my future videos will sound different from my previous ones. :)
how u personalized this desktop?
Download Nexus for the dock, then Rain Meter for the Clock.
what if we don't have virtualization on pc
If your processor didn't support virtualization technology, you have to upgrade your processor. But upgrading a processor is not an easy job most specially if you are using a laptop. In most cases, you can't upgrade your laptop processor. Most processors are soldered right into the motherboard, presenting a challenge to the typical user, as you'll need to remove the CPU and swap it out for a new one.
@@techmarksph thanks
@@techmarksph
does intel i7 3070 3.40 ghzz support virtualization
@@edcbroxx4180 Yes. Check this out to see more details about Intel i7 3070: ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/27206/intel-xeon-processor-3070-4m-cache-2-66-ghz-1066-mhz-fsb.html?wapkw=intel%20i7%203070
I can't find the virtualization in the bios setup :( can you help me?
Your BIOS might be different from what I have shown in this video. But still, there is an option there to enable it. Are you using UEFI Firmware?
Your BIOS might be different from what I have shown in this video. But still, there is an option there to enable it. Are you using UEFI Firmware?
@@techmarksph how can I know if I'm using a UEFI firmware?
@@Oizys_Hiraya You will see it once you entered the BIOS setup. If you are not sure with this, you can take a snapshot of your BIOS then send it to my email, I will try to find out how you can see the VT settings.
@Carl Johnson Maybe because your Bios version is different with mine, but still there is an option where you can find VTx options.
Tq
Hey! Man...
You are using windows but it is showing Mac! Haha me too I use win 10 but looks like 11:)
Yeah! Haha
@@techmarksph I am now using Mac OS big sur I have customised to Mac OS now
Lenvo vt enable
Ok. If your laptop came with pre installed windows 8 (8.1)
this how you can enter the BIOS setting:
The easiest one to find is in the PC Settings application.
Press Windows key + C to reveal the Charms bar, click Settings,
and select Change PC settings to access it.
In the PC Settings application, select the General category and
click the Restart now button under Advanced startup.
Your computer will restart and you'll enter the Windows 8's boot options menu.
From here you can access the UEFI BIOS and change other settings.
Once you've restarted and accessed the boot options menu, you can enter UEFI BIOS.
To do this, click the Troubleshoot tile.
This will reveal an Advanced Options screen with a variety of tools.
The UEFI Firmware Settings tile will take you to your computer's BIOS.
If you don't see the UEFI Firmware Settings tile here, your computer doesn't use UEFI.
That means you'll need to access the BIOS in the traditional way,
by pressing a specific key during the boot-up process.
Try these keys:
F2
F1
Tab
Fn+F1
my hyper v is of how can i on
You can enable it through BIOS settings.
Bro in lap i can on through bios
bro reply
@@shamadchammu1719 Turn it on through BIOS Settings. You can access BIOS by pressing hot key (e.g. F12 or F2) before the logo appears when you turn on your pc.
@@techmarksph in laptop there is bios
Can u pls help me
What's the problem?
imagine using intel lol
Ho
I can't access the bios settings on my computer and on every tutorial I watch on how to access it, it's so much different than mine.
When you restart your PC and trying to access the BIOS, what you usually see? Is it UEFI?
@@techmarksph like when I got into the firmware thing the layout is so much different and I don't see BIOS Setup, I see like "Computer Setup" and when I try clicking into it It asks for a password.. which I don't know what the password is.
@@nathan-qu2hm It's hard to tell what are those things you saw on your screen. If you are using UEFI Firmware, then yeah, it's quite different from the BIOS.
Can you take a picture of it? Upload it on Google Drive and send me the link so that I can assist you?
@@techmarksph sure! I’ll send the photo in the morning ☺️
Thanks for the information.
Hello sir how to fix if I already on the VT and its already working on what I need but when I restart my pc and put in on I need to re open the VT how to fix?
Try these:
1.) Enable your VT through BIOS
(or this)
2.) Update your BIOS
(or this)
3.) Replace your CMOS battery