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I have tried everything and even enabled virtualization in bios but that didn't change anything. I've made sure that my cpu and motherboard are both compatible with virtualization and they are, I don't know what this could be can someone please help?
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@Brett2x -- how do you tell that virtualization is not enabled?
Start the Windows Task Manager, and click to its "Performance" tab, and click on the "CPU" icon, to see something like:
On my computer, I see: Virtualization: Not Capable
What do you see, in that field?
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