Windows 10: Should I enable hardware virtualization

I found on google that turning on hardware virtualization is safe , as through this a rootkit can use hypervisor to completely hide from the OS .I want to turn on it enable core isolation & memory integrity protection , does this protect me from rootkits ? Which condition is more safe if I turn on hardware virtualization and then turn on core isolation & memory integrity or by leaving virtualization turned off ? Also does enabling hardware virtualization will slow by pc ? Enabling memory integrity slow my pc?I turned on hardware virtualization & memory integrity but hav

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enable virtualization (vt) on my pc windows 7

Hello, Arahina Taare,

Are you wishing to add Virtual Box? See reply from Lead3.

How to enable virtualization technology?

This tutorial lists the steps to enable virtualization.

How to enable Virtualization (VT) on Windows 10 for BlueStacks 4

 

HAV says virtualization disabled, I have enabled it in BIOS


I followed the steps listed, but when I started genymotion again after resarting my computer, I still got the error telling me the number of cpus had been forced to one because virtualization isn't enabled. Also, the detection tool now tells me it doesn't work for my os.

 

Hardware Supported Virtualization

Hi Surya. I'm Greg, an installation specialist, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, and Volunteer Moderator, here to help you.

Enabling Hardware Virtualization in BIOS will not harm anything. It is necessary to run a Virtual Machine in Windows 10. So if you are asked to do this to install a VM, it is perfectly okay to do it.

More advice about enabling Hardware Supported Virtualization in BIOS here:

https://superuser.com/questions/419209/are-ther...

I hope this helps. Based on the results you report back I may have other suggestions if necessary. If you will wait to choose whether the problem is resolved, then I will continue to help until the problem is fixed.

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