Windows misleads about virtualization #49
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I spent a lot of time wondering why I could not install the virtualization support. The Windows Task Manager said that virtualization was enabled. I opened the BIOS and it turned out it was not enabled. I could finally install the virtualization support after enabling it in the BIOS. I have added a note in the README.md that Windows can incorrectly report the virtualization status.
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Did you remember to disable Hyper-V, Windows Hypervisor Platform and Windows Sandbox? |
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Yes I had followed all the other steps. |
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https://youtu.be/9LVazV4IJ_g. I had fixed already by this way, you can try it! |
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I spent a lot of time wondering why I could not install the
virtualization support. The Windows Task Manager said that
virtualization was enabled. I opened the BIOS and it turned out it was
not enabled. I could finally install the virtualization support after
enabling it in the BIOS.
I have added a note in the README.md that Windows can incorrectly report
the virtualization status.