英特尔怎么开启虚拟化设置(华南主板开启虚拟化)

To enable the virtualization function on the Windows operating system, you can follow the following steps:

Make sure the CPU supports virtualization: First, you need to make sure the computer's CPU supports virtualization technology. . You can check it on the CPU manufacturer's official website or related documents.

Enter the BIOS setup interface: Before turning on virtualization, you need to enter the computer's BIOS setup interface. Press the corresponding key (usually F2, F10 or Delete) when booting to enter the BIOS setup interface.

Enable virtualization options: In the BIOS setting interface, you need to find options such as "Virtualization" or "VT-x" (IntelCPU)/"AMD-V" (AMDCPU) and turn them on. The computer setting interface may be different for different brands and models. For specific conditions, please refer to the corresponding manual or related information.

Save and exit the BIOS setup interface: After turning on the virtualization option, you need to save the changes and exit the BIOS setup interface.

Install virtualization software: After turning on the virtualization function, you can install and use virtualization software, such as VirtualBox, VMwareWorkstation, etc.

It should be noted that turning on virtualization options may have an impact on computer performance and battery life. Therefore, if your computer has low performance or requires long battery life, it is recommended to turn off virtualization when you do not need to use it.

The steps are as follows:

1. First, turn on the computer and press the F1 key to enter the BIOS interface.

2. After entering the BIOS, press the TAB key to switch to the Advanced tab.

3. Under the "Advanced" tab, you will see the "CPU Menu", press the ENTER key on it to enter the lower-level menu.

4. Then find the option of "intel(R) virtualization technology" and click it.

5. Then find it in the interface and press the arrow keys to select the "Open" option.

6. Then press the F10 key to save the BIOS settings.

VT refers to IntelVirtualizationTechnology, which is a virtualization technology at the CPU hardware level. If your computer CPU supports VT, here are the steps on how to turn on VT in BIOS/UEFI:

Restart the computer and press the corresponding hotkey when booting to enter the BIOS or UEFI setup interface. Generally speaking, the hotkeys are Del, F1, F2, F10, or ESC, etc., depending on the computer brand and model.

Find options such as "Advanced" or "CPUConfiguration", then find options such as "IntelVirtualizationTechnology" or "IntelVT-x", and set them to "Enabled".

Save the settings, exit the BIOS or UEFI interface, and restart the computer. After restarting, you can run virtualization software (such as VirtualBox, etc.) to test whether the VT has been opened successfully.

Please note: Virtualization technology requires both hardware and software support. Your operating system and CPU must support hardware-level virtualization technology to enable VT correctly.