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In the BIOS - is set to "enabled" for the "virtualization technology" mode. After loading to the Win10, the official program from Intel (Intel(R) Processor Identification Utility) shows that virtualization is disabled. And vice versa, if the "virtualization technology" is disabled in the BIOS, then it shows enabled in the OS. For this reason, virtualbox software does not work. BIOS updated to latest revision - F.54 Rev.A.
In fact this CPU is supported the virtualization technology.
How can this be fixed?
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