Windows 10: Virtualization removes cpu cores?

Hello, i have tried to enable virtualization but 3 cores went missing, idk why and how, but the only way to disable virualization is to reset bios as just disabling doesnt disable it, and that results in a black screen whenever i try to access to bios, does anyone know what is this and why? and if i can fix this?Specs :CPU : i5 6500 / 4 cores, 3.2 GHZWindows 10 Pro 22H2

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Is it possible for my Windows 10 to recognize GPU as CPU cores?

I am trying to run many processes on different cores. The application I am running uses on CPU and no GPU.

Is it possible to convert the graphics card to act like virtual CPU cores?

I just need the CPU cores. I have TITAN Xp which is almost 3000 to 4000 core.

Kindly, suggest me how my system can detect the GPU as CPU.

 

WIN 11 CPU requirements. Intel Core *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

Please advise as to why the Intel Core i7-7500U @ 2.7GHz is not on the approve CPU? And if there is any future plans to update the approved CPU list? Thanks!

 

Windows 11 gets BSOD when CPU virtualization is enabled after enabling core isolation

I have a very strange issue with my computer and need your help.

One day, my computer worked just fine as I was browsing through the features of Windows Defender (with CPU Virtualization enabled) and decided to enable core isolation with memory integrity. After restarting my computer, it got BSOD after 15 seconds with the following error message: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION What failed: AsIO2.sys It is an ASUS process, because I have an ASUS motherboard. Every time I restarted the computer, it got BSOD over and over again. I tried to disable core isolation within the 15 seconds timeframe and I succeeded, but the changes didn't seem to take effect because my computer got BSOD again and after restarting I noticed that core isolation got enabled again (and I got BSOD again). I solved the problem by disabling CPU virtualization in the BIOS. I finally escaped the BSOD loop, but core isolation and memory integrity disappeared from my settings for some reason, so I cannot disable them. I need to have CPU virtualization enabled because I need it for my work, but now I'm stuck: if I enable CPU virtualization I keep getting BSOD over and over again, and if I disable it, I don't get BSOD, but I can't disable core integrity nor solve the problem. I need a guru to help me with this. It would mean a lot.