Windows 10: Windows 11 Virtualization Trouble

Hello,I'm currently trying to enable Virtualization in Windows 11. I have all what I believe are all the settings enabled correctly yet I can't get VT-x to enable in order to run for example, NOX Android Emulator. I was able to run Windows built in Android Emulation but the app selection isn't what I need right now. As you can see VT-x is supported yet not enabled.Virtualization is enabled in my BIOSHyper-V is enabledVirtual Machine Platform is enabled. I even went as far as to disable Hypervisor so i could get results from "systeminfo.exe" but even that doesn't display info:So I'm at a loss

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How to enable Virtualization on Windows 11?

Hello Pay, welcome to the Microsoft community, I'll be happy to help you today;

As Virtualization is already enabled in the Bios I suggest you try the following;

Access the Control Panel and click on Uninstall a program;

Click on Turn Windows features on or off in the left menu;

Enable Hyper-V in the list of features and click OK to install;

Now the virtualization should work;

Hope this helps, see you soon!

 

Keyboard shortcut for changing virtual desktops does not work on Windows 11

I have the same question as Redirecting but the answer was not complete, so I am posting my own version with more information for you.

I use virtual desktops a lot.

• Expected result:
  
  • According to documentation, Windows Key + Ctrl + Left Arrow and Windows Key + Ctrl + Right should cycle (edit switch between virtual desktops left and right until it reaches the end.
    
• Actual result:
  
  • When I press that key combination, the active window moves from the left monitor to the right monitor on the same virtual desktop. Similar to Windows-left arrow, although without the window scaling and tiling.
    
• Other information:
  
  • I am using Windows 11 version 2H22 (os build 22621.1702)
    
  • I have 3 monitors with "extend desktop," so each virtual desktop has three screens (two Samsung monitors and a Wacom One)
    
  • Per the other post's answer from Mosken-L MSFT, I have used the onscreen keyboard (osk) to confirm the keypresses are correctly being heard.
    
  • If I press Windows-Tab, I do Task View with my multiple desktops, which are named. And if I press Windows-Tab and THEN Windows-Control-Left, the highlight moves left on the list of virtual desktops. I thought maybe "Enter" would then switch to the new virtual desktop, but it doesn't, it just closes Task View. However, I I can press Windows-Tab again to switch. But on Windows 10, windows-control-left/right arrow was an actual shortcut that switched directly from one virtual desktop to another without opening Task View first. A series of three shortcuts is not a "shortcut," it's actually more time consuming than using the mouse.
    
  • In addition, according to documentation (Multiple desktops in Windows - Microsoft Support) photo backgrounds should be specific to each desktop although solid color desktops are not, it clearly states. However, when I follow the steps on that page for Windows 11, the photo background is applied to all desktops.
    

It seems like the virtual desktop feature just does not work as documented. Or has a ton of bugs. Is there a patch or update that I do not have? Is there another keyboard shortcut? Is there a keyboard shortcut manager built-in to Windows 11 where I can see if the shortcut has been assigned to some other behavior?

 

windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx