Disable CPU virtualization in Windows 11 for better performance.
Disable CPU virtualization in Windows 11 for better performance.
Check if CPU virtualization is enabled via BIOS and then verify it in Windows 11 settings. Ensure your processor model supports it and confirm the correct drivers are installed for your i5-4570. If issues persist, try updating or reinstalling the virtualization software.
The Windows hypervisor platform is Hyper-V. The screenshot already shows some settings, but I support enabling the Windows Virtual Machine Platform. I noticed a discussion on a forum about whether virtualization works in BIOS—here’s a link: https://superuser.com/questions/1754051/...windows-11 Just be sure to turn off Core Isolation if you have it.
Also attempt to turn off Hyper-V since it might be the source. I can make it appear disabled and then reactivate it.