How does ThinkPad notebook computer turn on vt virtualization technology?

How to enable VT virtualization technology in Thinkpad notebook computer? If you want to install a system with a virtual machine, you must turn on the cpu virtualization technology of the computer. Vt virtualization technology can make cpu run in parallel, and a computer can run multiple operating systems. Virtualization technology needs to be turned on in the bios. The following small series teaches you how to turn on vt virtualization technology in thinkpad notebooks.

The specific steps are as follows:

1. Press F2 or F 1 repeatedly after starting the machine. If not, you can try FN+F2 to enter the BIOS setup screen below, and switch to the "Security" tab with the arrow keys of the keyboard.

2. In the "Security" interface, enter the "Virtualization" option, which is the virtualization option you need to find.

3. After entering the "Virtualization" setting interface, you can see two options: "Intel (R) Virtualization Technology" and "Intel (R)VT-dFeature". The above option is virtualization technology, and the following option is directional I/O virtualization technology, which can improve the use of storage devices by virtual machines after opening.

4. Change the Intel Virtualization Technology option from disabled to enabled, which means that CPU virtualization technology will be started.

5. After modification, as shown in the figure below, the modification has been completed, and the BIOS settings need to be saved to take effect.

6. Press F 10 on the keyboard to save the BIOS settings, and then click Yes.

This is a tutorial on starting CPU virtualization technology for ThinkPad notebook computers. The operation steps are very simple, I hope to help everyone.