Win10 Lenovo notebook how to open vt

Methods and steps for Lenovo notebook vt to open:

1 10 Step by Step Reading.

When you want to turn on the VT function of your Lenovo notebook, first click on the "Windows" icon in the lower left corner.

Then click the shutdown button and the pop-up window.

option to click "Restart", if you want to turn on the VT function, you need to restart the computer first.

After clicking the "Restart" button, the notebook will shut down first, then start to click "FN+F12", pay attention to the click until the notebook makes a "beep-" sound, and then release the key finger.

At this time, the Lenovo notebook will open the "boot menu" classification interface, and then click the "tab" key.

After opening the "main" category interface, click the "Tab" button three times.

After opening the "Security" category interface, click the "Down" button three times to select the "Virtualization" setting item, and then click the "Enter" key.

Open the "Virtualization" interface and click the "Enter" key.

After opening the pop-up window, click the "Down" button to select "Enabled", and then click "Enter".

After opening the "Setup Confirmation" pop-up window, click "Enter", so that the Lenovo notebook will start to restart, and the VT function will be turned on after restarting.

How to turn on vt in Lenovo notebook is as follows:Tools Raw materials: Lenovo Xiaoxin Pro13, Windows10 system.

1. Keep pressing the F2 button when turning on the machine.

2. Go to the BIOS page and click on the security option.

3. Use the up and down keys to move to the virtualization option and press enter.

4. Press Enter after entering.

5. Press the down button after popping up the option and select the second option.

6. Press F10 to save and exit the BIOS, the save window will pop up, and press enter.

PhoenixBIOS models: Go to BIOS, select the Configuration option, select IntelVirtualTechnology and press Enter. Note:

If there is no VT option or cannot be changed, it means that your computer does not support VT technology, move the cursor to Enabled, and press Enter to confirm, then the option will become Enabled, and finally press the F10 hotkey to save and exit to turn on the VT function.

InsydeBIOS models: Go to BIOS, select the Configuration option, select IntelVirtualTechnology and press enter. Move the cursor to Enabled, press Enter to confirm, the option will change to Enabled, and finally press the F10 hotkey to save and exit to enable the VT function.

First open the "Thunderbolt Simulator" that has been installed on the computer desktop, if you see that there is no VT button in the upper right corner, it means that it has been opened, if there is VT two words, the function is not opened, we need to open it manually; To turn on VT, we need to go into the BIOS system of the computer, find the button of your computer's brand, and then restart the computer, and when the screen lights up, press the button you just remembered.

After entering the BIOS system, we use the arrow keys on the keyboard to control the up, down, left, right, first select "Configuration" at the top, then select "Intel Virtual Technology" and press Enter; Move the cursor to "enabled" and press enter to confirm; At this time, the option changes to "enabled", which means that it is turned on, and press F10 to save and exit. When you re-enter the system, you will find that the VT function has been turned on.

Thunderbolt simulator

Thunderbolt Simulator is a software that allows mobile applications and games to run on the computer, using a virtual Android mobile phone operation interface, players can play mobile games on the computer through Thunderbolt Simulator. Simulate the Android mobile phone system on the computer to realize the installation, use, and uninstallation of Android applications.

The buttons of the mobile game have added the buttons of combo and rotation perspective to achieve one-click connection and 360° all-round smooth rotation in 3D mobile games, and the native support for controllers is plug and play, and no other mapping software is required. Games that require buttons are equipped with a set of default buttons, which will pop up every time you open the game, and users can use them directly or reconfigure them after clearing them according to their own habits.

BIOS Enabling VT Guide.

1. Enter the BIOS

The assembly machine is divided into motherboards, ASUS press F8, Intel press F12, and other brands press ESC, F11 or F12;

Notebooks are divided by brand, Lenovo ThinkPad series press F1, other brands press F2;

Brand desktops are divided by brand, Dell by ESC, others by F12;

If you still can't enter the BIOS, look for the computer (motherboard) manual or refer to the BIOS settings how to enter the ** tutorial.

2. Enable VT

1. Phoenix BIOS model.

1) Go to the BIOS, select the Configuration option, select Intel Virtual Technology and press Enter. Note: If there is no VT option or it cannot be changed, it means that your computer does not support VT technology.

2) Move the cursor to enabled and press Enter to confirm.

3) At this time, the option will be enabled, and finally press the F10 hotkey to save and exit to enable the VT function.

2. Insyde BIOS model.

1) Go to the BIOS, select the Configuration option, select Intel Virtual Technology and press Enter.

2) Move the cursor to enabled and press Enter to confirm.

3) At this time, the option will be enabled, and finally press the F10 hotkey to save and exit to enable the VT function.

The micro VT in the computer generally refers to virtualization technology, which is usually opened in the BIOS interface of the motherboard, because the settings of different brands are different, so you can check the specific operation steps according to the motherboard manual of the Lenovo computer.

If it's turned on, it's the boot button, which is displayed below.

Then it's in the BIOS, find the project and open it.

In fact, you can use it without opening, but you can't simulate 64 bits.

Set up virtualization.

Regarding your question about "Setting Up Virtualization", we recommend that you:

1. Enter the BIOS, you can.

Click here. See how to get into the BIOS;

2. Set up virtualization in the BIOS interface

If it's a desktop, click here.

See how to set it up;

If it's a business notebook, click here.

See how to set it up;

If it's a home laptop, click here.

See how to set it up;

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