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If I can find out here awesome, but I'm trying to find answers about Virtualization settings on a Windows 10 PC (Gigabyte MB).
You ma;y or may not know that trying to ask a question at Gigabyte comes at a cost (time and BS facts about your system).
I digress, I am trying to run an Android emulator (tried a few and they all ask for Virtualization to be enabled in BIOS).
In BIOS, I go to CPU advanced settings and enable whatever it is that Gigabyte calls it (something else).
I reboot my system and then run which ever program ie.. LDPlayerm BlueStacks., etc... and it still says VT disabled.
How do I enable it on my Motherboard?
Gigabyte AORUS Gaming 7 Wifi with the most recent firmware I could find (F51d).
If not an answer here can you point me to a site that I might be able to get help.
Thank You in advance.
Frustrated in Mexico - James
Bottomline is I want to run a mock GPS as I live in Tijuana Mexico and work in San Diego CA.
Nobody needs to know that I am not in San Diego when I am surfing. Even with my VPN a lot
of sites still know I am not in the states. This is more than frustrating. I thought VPN was suppose
to keep anonymous, that is not anonymous. Again I ramble.
Thanx for your time, hope somebody can help.

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How To Enable HAV ( Hardware Assisted Virtualization ) on PC
@jpr9845
Check for CPU-virtualization is possible. You do this by running 3rd-party app LeoMoon CPU-V"
If you get result as shown
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then you can enable VT in computer's UEFI.
f you have Windows Hyper-V (an optional feature of Windows) enabled, turn it off and reboot the system.
Also make the Memory Integrity feature is turned off as well
Now enable VT in computer's UEFI:
Go to Windows Settings
Click on Update & Security
Now click on Recovery
Click Restart now under Advanced startup.
Go to Troubleshoot
Click on Advanced Options
Now click on UEFI Firmware Settings
Click Restart.
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Look for something like an Advanced menu or tab. You’ll most likely find the setting you need to turn on under this. In addition to all the other things that can be different, this can also be labeled differently. It could be Advanced Mode, or simply Configuration like it is on my Lenovo Ideapad.
Finally, look for the setting which has Virtualization is its name and turn it on. Sometimes it’s named completely vaguely. For instance, Vanderloop. Depending upon your processor and other factors, these are the names commonly used.
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AMD-V,
VT-X
Vanderpool
SVM [/color]
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