Windows 10: Windows Blue Screen after enabling virtualization in BIOS

I have been trying to install wsl 2 Ubuntu, which I need to run Docker Desktop. The problem is that I need to enable virtualization in BIOS to install wsl 2 Ubuntu. When I enable Virtualization in BIOS, I get a Windows Blue Screen. Please help.

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Blue Screen error after I enable Virtualization in BIOS

Hi All,

I am using Dell laptop Latitude E5470 Windows 10 OS.(Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise)

I am in plan of creating virtual machines using Oracle Virtual Manager tool which is installed in my laptop.

While creating VM observed that i am unable to find 64bit option and only i can see 32bit option while creating virtual machine. On research got to know that this is due to Virtualization is disabled.

I tried enabling the Virtualization in BIOS and rebooted laptop but by doing so i came across blue screen error and was unable to start my laptop until i disable it in BIOS settings.

I want virtualization to be enabled so that i can create virtual machine 64bit.

Can anyone help me out to get the permanent solution?

Thanking in Advance.

 

Blue screen after enable virtualization

Heey

I need to enable virtualization to use wsl on windows, but every time I activate it, windows doesn't even start or when it starts it freezes and i get a blue screen. My motherboard is a gigabyte b450 aorus elite v2, ryzen 5 3600x processor. Bios version is the latests available on the website (F64b) I don't know what else to do because I need this in order to wsl work. Im know wondering ifs a problem with my mb or windows (windows works fine with virtualization off).

 

Blue Screen error after I enable Virtualization in BIOS

Hi,

We appreciate the details provided in your post. There are cases wherein some settings on your virtual machines needs to be tweaked and at most cases, like what you've performed modify your hardware settings such as your
BIOS. We also noticed that what you're using for your computer is a
Windows 10 Enterprise thus, we would like to know more information to get you to the correct troubleshooting or the right channel to properly address your concern:

• Is your computer connected to a domain?
• Are you experiencing issues with your Windows without using your virtual machine?
• Have you made any hardware changes to your computer aside from installing your virtual machine?
• Are you getting errors when using other desktop apps or modern apps on your computer?

In the meantime, we suggest that you start your PC in safe mode for us to isolate
the issue and see if there would be a need in reverting back the changes you've made on your
BIOS.

Please don't hesitate to get back to us so we can assist you further.