Virtualization enabled in BIOS but programs not detecting it


  1. pshivers
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    Windows 10 pro
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    Virtualization enabled in BIOS but programs not detecting it


    I hope you guys can help. I was running Nox app player just fine for weeks. The other day it started running badly and reported that I should enable vt in bios. It is enabled in bios. Task Manager reports virtualization enabled under cpu. AMD virtualization util reports that it is not enabled though. I flashed bios to most recent version and disabled then re-enabled SVM. I also enabled and disabled Hyper-v (it was not enabled when Nox was running fine). I updated to most recent version of Nox as well. I don't know what I could possibly be missing.
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  3. mbcc
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    Windows 10 x64 / RT / Server 2012R2
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    Hi,

    Could you please provide motherboard make, model?
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  4. essenbe
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    In your BIOS see if you have AMD-V/RVI. If you do, try to enable that. Also do you have VMWare tools installed?
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