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    Virtualization Enabling

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    The document provides instructions for enabling virtualization technology in the BIOS or UEFI settings of various laptop and desktop brands, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony, and Toshiba. Generally, the steps involve turning on the system, accessing the BIOS/UEFI by pressing a key like F2 at startup, navigating to the settings menu for virtualization technology, enabling it, saving changes, and rebooting into Windows. The instructions note the most common keys to access the BIOS for each brand as well as some alternative keys that may work on older models.

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    Virtualization Enabling

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    The document provides instructions for enabling virtualization technology in the BIOS or UEFI settings of various laptop and desktop brands, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony, and Toshiba. Generally, the steps involve turning on the system, accessing the BIOS/UEFI by pressing a key like F2 at startup, navigating to the settings menu for virtualization technology, enabling it, saving changes, and rebooting into Windows. The instructions note the most common keys to access the BIOS for each brand as well as some alternative keys that may work on older models.

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    The document provides instructions for enabling virtualization technology in the BIOS or UEFI settings of various laptop and desktop brands, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony, and Toshiba. Generally, the steps involve turning on the system, accessing the BIOS/UEFI by pressing a key like F2 at startup, navigating to the settings menu for virtualization technology, enabling it, saving changes, and rebooting into Windows. The instructions note the most common keys to access the BIOS for each brand as well as some alternative keys that may work on older models.

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    Virtualization Enabling

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    The document provides instructions for enabling virtualization technology in the BIOS or UEFI settings of various laptop and desktop brands, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony, and Toshiba. Generally, the steps involve turning on the system, accessing the BIOS/UEFI by pressing a key like F2 at startup, navigating to the settings menu for virtualization technology, enabling it, saving changes, and rebooting into Windows. The instructions note the most common keys to access the BIOS for each brand as well as some alternative keys that may work on older models.

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    Virtualization enabling

    Acer

    Most commonly: F2 or Delete.

    On older computers: F1 or the key combination CTRL+ALT+ESC.

    1. Turn ​ON​ the System.

    2. Press ​F2​ key at startup BIOS Setup.

    3. Press the right arrow key to ​System Configuration tab, Select ​Virtualization Technology

    and then press the ​Enter​key.

    4. Select ​Enabled​ and press the ​Enter​ key.

    5. Press the ​F10 key and select ​Yes and press the ​Enter key to save changes and ​Reboot ​into

    Windows.

    Asus

    Most commonly: F2.

    Alternatively: Delete or Insert key, and less commonly F10.

    1. Turn ​ON​ the System.

    2. Press ​F2​ key at startup BIOS Setup.

    3. Press the right arrow key to ​Advanced ​tab, Select ​Virtualization Technology and then

    press the ​Enter​ key.

    4. Select ​Enabled​ and press the ​Enter​ key.

    5. Press the ​F10 key and select ​Yes and press the ​Enter key to save changes and ​Reboot ​into

    Windows.
    DELL

    Newer models: F2 key whilst Dell logo is on screen.

    Alternatively: F1, Delete, F12, or F3.

    Older models: CTRL+ALT+ENTER or Delete or Fn+ESC or Fn+F1.

    1. Turn ​ON​ the System.

    2. Press ​F2​ key at startup BIOS Setup.

    3. Press the right arrow key to ​Advanced tab, Select ​Virtualization and then press the ​Enter

    key.

    4. Select ​Enabled​ and press the ​Enter​ key.

    5. Press the ​F10 key and select ​Yes and press the ​Enter key to save changes and ​Reboot ​into

    Windows.

    HP

    Most commonly: F10 or ESC.

    Alternatively: F1, F2, F6, or F11

    On HP​ Tablet PCs: F10 ​or F12

    1. Turn ON the System

    2. Repeatedly press ​Esc​ key at startup.

    3. Press the ​F10​ key for BIOS Setup.

    4. Press the right arrow key to ​System Configuration tab, Select ​Virtualization Technology

    and then press the ​Enter ​key.

    5. Select ​Enabled​ and press the ​Enter​ key.


    6. Press the ​F10​ key and select ​Yes​ and press the ​Enter​ key to save changes and ​Reboot​.

    Lenovo

    Most commonly: F1 or F2

    Older hardware: the key combination CTRL+ALT+F3 or CTRL+ALT+INS or Fn+F1.

    If you have a ThinkPad, consult this Lenovo resource: ​how to access the BIOS on a ThinkPad​.

    Enabling VT-x in ThinkPad (Tablets/Convertibles/Notebooks):

    1. Power ​ON​ the system.

    2. Press ​Enter or Tap t​ he touch screen during ​Lenovo ​startup screen.

    3. Press or Tap ​F1​to enter into BIOS Setup.

    4. Navigate to ​Security​ tab, then press Enter on ​Virtualization.​

    5. Select I​ ntel(R) Virtualization Technology, Press ​Enter, ​choose​ Enable ​and press​ Enter​.

    6. Press ​F10.

    7. Press ​Enter​ on ​YES​ to save the settings and boot into Windows.

    Enabling VT-x in ThinkCentre (Desktops):

    1. Power ​ON​ the system.

    2. Press ​Enter ​during ​Lenovo ​startup screen.

    3. Press ​F1​key to enter into BIOS Setup.

    4. Navigate to the ​Advanced​ tab and press Enter on ​CPU Setup.

    5. SelectIntel(R) Virtualization Technology, Press ​Enter, ​choose​ Enable ​and press​ Enter​.

    6. Press ​F10.

    7. Press Enter on ​YES​ to save the settings and boot into Windows.
    Sony

    Sony VAIO: F2 or F3

    Alternatively: F1

    If your VAIO has an ASSIST key, try to press and hold it while you power on the laptop. This also

    works if your Sony VAIO came with Windows 8.

    1. With the computer turned completely off, press and hold the ​Assist button until the black

    VAIO screen appears.

    NOTE: The location of the ​Assist button will be different depending on the computer model.

    Refer to the operating instructions supplied with the computer for the exact location of the

    Assist​ button on your model.

    2. At the ​VAIOCare | Rescue Mode screen, press the ​Down Arrow key until the ​Start BIOS

    setup [F2]​ option is highlighted, and then press the ​Enter​ key.

    3. In the ​[BIOS Name] Setup Utility screen, press the right-arrow key until the ​Advanced tab

    is selected.

    4. On the ​Advanced tab, press the down-arrow key until ​Intel(R) Virtualization Technology is

    selected and then press the ​Enter​ key.

    5. Use the arrow keys to select ​Enabled,​ and then press the ​Enter​ key.

    6. Press the right-arrow key until the ​Exit​ tab is selected.

    7. Press the down-arrow key until ​Exit Setup​ is selected and then press the ​Enter​ key.

    8. In the ​Save​ screen, verify ​Yes​ is selected and then press the ​Enter​ key.
    Toshiba

    Most commonly: F2 key.

    Alternatively: F1 and ESC.

    Toshiba Equium: F12

    1. Turn ​ON​ the System.

    2. Press ​F2​ key at startup BIOS Setup.

    3. Press the right arrow key to ​Advanced ​tab, Select ​Virtualization Technology and then

    press the ​Enter​ key.

    4. Select ​Enabled​ and press the ​Enter​ key.

    5. Press the ​F10 key and select ​Yes and press the ​Enter key to save changes and ​Reboot ​into

    Windows.

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