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Before you can do any sort of virtualization, you need to:
Not all processors support virtualization. There's no workaround for PCs that don't support virtualization.
Note: AMD calls its virtualization tech AMD-V and Intel calls it Intel® VT.
Check the manufacturer's specifications for your model.
AMD's website: https://www.amd.com/en/products/specifications/processors
Intel's website: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark.html#@Processors
For the next part, you'll need to restart your PC - possibly multiple times if it boots up quickly and you don't know which key you need to access your PC's BIOS. So, you might want to open this post on another device for reference.
Note: to boot into BIOS, you'll need to press the right key at the right time. The key you need to press varies depending on the motherboard manufacturer and the BIOS version. Your best bet is to restart once and look for the on-screen prompts or consult your motherboard's documentation.
delete
, escape
, F1
, or F4
.