How to turn on IntelVT-x when it is disabled: 1. Restart the computer and enter the BIOS interface; 2. Switch to the Advanced column and click CPU Configuration; 3. Set the Intel Virtualization option to enabled and save the settings.
Specific method:
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First restart Computer, when waiting to enter the logo interface, press the del (different computers have different hotkeys to enter the bios) key to enter the bios interface
Enter the bios interface, click [Advanced] in the upper menu bar
to enter In the advanced interface, click [CPU Configuration] in the list below
to enter the CPU list, find the [Intel Virtualization Technology] option, and click Enter option
The default for this option is Disabled. Enter the setting bar and check Enabled.
At this time, click the F10 option on the keyboard to save. In the pop-up save interface, click YES Save and restart the computer
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