[SOLVED] Virtualization Enabled in bios/uefi but bluestacks, VMware and other say that its not

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Can you please try disabling Hyper-V from the Windows Features box from Control Panel and see if it helps?

Also, please ensure that you're running 64-bit variant of Host operating system, or if the Host OS is 32-bit, please make sure that the guest operating systems on VMware are 32-bit as well.

Good Luck!!
 
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Hello

Can you please try disabling Hyper-V from the Windows Features box from Control Panel and see if it helps?

Also, please ensure that you're running 64-bit variant of Host operating system, or if the Host OS is 32-bit, please make sure that the guest operating systems on VMware are 32-bit as well.

Good Luck!!
It is disabled and both windows 7 and xp is 64 bit.

Edit: installed Speccy and it says that svm is disabled....
Original thread: https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...-in-vm-and-i-need-help.3518045/#post-21257427
 
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