Windows 10: VT-X is enabled in Bios but not working in windows 11 Home.

Processer: 12th Gen Intel i5-12500HI want to try Virtual box, but...Intel processor identification utility says that my computer does not support VT-x technologyDisabled Windows Defender Credential Guard using Registry Keys.Removed Hyper-V, Windows Hypervisor Plateform and Virtual Machine Plateform from Windows FeaturesI kindly ask your help because I am becoming crazy, and I really do not know how to make it work.

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VT-X enabled in BIOS but not working in windows 11

VT-X is enabled in Bios but not working in windows 11 Pro.

Processer: 12th Gen Intel i7-12700H

I want to try Virtual box, but...

1. Intel processor identification utility says that my computer does not support VT-x technology
   
2. Disabled Windows Defender Credential Guard using Registry Keys.
   
3. Removed Hyper-V, Windows Hypervisor Plateform and Virtual Machine Plateform from Windows Features
   
   I kindly ask your help because I am becoming crazy, and I really do not know how to make it work.
   
   Update: Issue Resolved
   

 

Vt-x enabled in bios but not working in windows 11

Hi,

I am trying to use virtual box but it is sayng that my computer does not support VT-x technology.

I checked in bois and it is enabled. How can I make it work?

I have alredy tried the folowing:

1)disabled vt-x tech. in bios, restarted the pc, shutted down and enabled again. Nothing happend

2) enabled Hyperv, restarted, disabled Hyperv and restarted again. Nothing happened, Windows 11 is still not able to us VT-x virtualization technology.

I have even used intel processor identification utility, and even that program sees VT-X tecnology as disabled.

I kindly ask your help because I am becoming crazy and I really do not know how to make it work.

Francesco

 

Intel VT-x Enable?


I am unable to find anything with Intel Virtual Technology anywhere in the BIOS. I guess the only step is to update my BIOS, but I heard that is very risky. Is there any other way to enable Intel VT-x?

I have access to my graphics settings but I don't know if that will help.