how can i enable my intel vt-x on my LAPTOP Aspire E-15 E5-575G-55GU ? PLs. help

kristofer011
kristofer011 Member Posts: 1 New User
edited October 2023 in 2020 Archives
thanks

Answers

  • IronFly
    IronFly ACE Posts: 18,413 Trailblazer
    Most of recent Acer laptop models support both Hyper-V and VT-x* (not AMD CPU models), they are both enabled even if those options are hidden on BIOS.
    If your laptop has an Intel CPU, you can check if you CPU/system supports virtualization instructions, using Intel Processor Identification Utility:
    If your laptop has an AMD CPU, you can check if your CPU/system supports virtualisation instructions, using AMD Virtualization™ Technology and Microsoft® Hyper-V™ System Compatibility Check Utility
     
    Devices using Windows 10 Home will need to upgrade home to Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise to use Hyper-V. Windows 10 requirements can be found here:
     
    * If Hyper-V is ON, VT-x will not be available; Hyper-V must be OFF to have VT-x recognised by virtual machines.
     
    Turn OFF Hyper-V
    Open a Command prompt with administrative rights (Admin)
    type
    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
    exit
     
    Reboot your OS
     
    or
     
    Go to Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> click Turn Windows features on or off -> un-check Hyper-V -> click OK
     
    Turn ON Hyper-V
     
    Open a Command prompt with administrative rights (Admin)
    type
    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto
    exit
     
    Reboot your OS
     
    or
     
    Go to Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> click Turn Windows features on or off -> check Hyper-V -> click OK
     
    Acer provides related information in this FAQ: http://acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32650
    I'm not an Acer employee.
  • Miftah
    Miftah Member Posts: 2 New User
    IronFly said:
    Most of recent Acer laptop models support both Hyper-V and VT-x* (not AMD CPU models), they are both enabled even if those options are hidden on BIOS.
    If your laptop has an Intel CPU, you can check if you CPU/system supports virtualization instructions, using Intel Processor Identification Utility:
    If your laptop has an AMD CPU, you can check if your CPU/system supports virtualisation instructions, using AMD Virtualization™ Technology and Microsoft® Hyper-V™ System Compatibility Check Utility
     
    Devices using Windows 10 Home will need to upgrade home to Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise to use Hyper-V. Windows 10 requirements can be found here:
     
    * If Hyper-V is ON, VT-x will not be available; Hyper-V must be OFF to have VT-x recognised by virtual machines.
     
    Turn OFF Hyper-V
    Open a Command prompt with administrative rights (Admin)
    type
    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
    exit
     
    Reboot your OS
     
    or
     
    Go to Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> click Turn Windows features on or off -> un-check Hyper-V -> click OK
     
    Turn ON Hyper-V
     
    Open a Command prompt with administrative rights (Admin)
    type
    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto
    exit
     
    Reboot your OS
     
    or
     
    Go to Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> click Turn Windows features on or off -> check Hyper-V -> click OK
     
    Acer provides related information in this FAQ: http://acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32650
    it's not run / not sucses -_-
  • Bevis_Goh
    Bevis_Goh Member Posts: 3 New User
    Try disabling the Memory Integrity option in the Core Isolation menu on Windows Defender.



    https://superuser.com/a/1323861
  • Cheezzer
    Cheezzer Member Posts: 3 New User
    @IronFly
    I am having similar issues. But, I need to use Hyper-V. So not sure how Turn OFF Hyper-V will help in my case. I ran the suggested Intel Utility. ( Thanks for that). Is there a supplemental BIOS menu option that could be installed to enable the Virtualization features?  
  • MattA96
    MattA96 Member Posts: 1 New User
    Bevis_Goh said:
    Try disabling the Memory Integrity option in the Core Isolation menu on Windows Defender.



    https://superuser.com/a/1323861

    This worked for me! I installed Android Studio, but Intel HAXM couldn't be installed because it said VT-x was being used by Hyper-V. I made sure Hyper-V was off in Windows Features, but Intel HAXM threw the same error during install. I turned off Core Isolation and it installed just fine. Apparently Core Isolation uses Hyper-V even if Windows Features reports it as off.