Virtualization is disabled in firmware.

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25440804 asked Jan 18, '21 ByronHawkins-1488 commented May 14, '22

Virtualization is disabled in firmware.

Здравствуйте! Я хотел включить виртуализацию (мой процессор поддерживает ее) но в биосе нет такой функции, в виндовсе пишет что поддерживает VT но пишет что виртуализация отключена во встроенном по. Что делать? Процессор Amd a6 4400m со встроенной графикой HD 7520G.

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Hello! I wanted to enable virtualization (my processor supports it), but there is no such function in the BIOS, in Windows it says that it supports VT but writes that virtualization is disabled in the firmware. What to do? Amd a6 4400m processor with integrated HD 7520G graphics.

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Answer 1 · 2021-01-19T03:04:15.027Z

MicoMi-MSFT answered Jan 19, '21 ByronHawkins-1488 commented May 14, '22

Hi,

The basic virtualization support in AMD processors is named SVM. You can enter the BIOS and look for the option of SVM/AMD-V under CPU configuration.
If you cannot find such option, maybe it is enabled by default:

In AMD-V processors, you don’t have to enable them in BIOS because they are enabled by default. In AMD processors you might not even see any option to enable or disable virtualization.

Or you should check with the manufacturer of the motherboard to see what the latest BIOS is and update your BIOS.

For Windows 10, if you want to use Hyper-V, it is only supported on the Pro and Enterprise editions.
Then you should go to Settings and search Turn windows features on and off. Find Hyper-V on that list, click the Checkbox and OK.

Thanks for your time!
Best Regards,
Mico Mi

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ByronHawkins-1488 · May 14 at 06:03 PM

I have a tablet PC with a Snapdragon 850 processor that supports hyper-V, but the manufacturer is too lazy and sloppy to enable hyper-V in the firmware. Is there any way to activate hyper-V on a firmware that does not support it? Or is there any way to install some kind of generic firmware that would have all the basic features of the processor?

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