# Virtualization

#### Introduction

Virtualization takes a big part in our solutions, we use it in order to protect our solutions.

To check if your virtualization is on or not, do this:

1. Open msinfo32, by typing msinfo32 in windows search.

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2. Go to System Summary.

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3. Find line called Hyper-V - Virtualization Enabled in Firmware, if it says Yes, then you are good to go

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\ <mark style="color:green;">It also might say Virtual Based Security instead of Hyper-V - Virtualization Enabled in Firmware, if it says so, then you are good to go too.</mark> <br>

\ <mark style="color:yellow;">You only need virtualization to be on in the games that use stable version of our loader</mark>

<mark style="color:yellow;">To know if the version is stable or not, look at the top of the launcher:</mark>

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<mark style="color:yellow;">If it says Version: Next State: STABLE, then you need virtualization to be on.</mark> <br>

#### Enabling virtualization

**Enabling virtualization on AMD**

1. Open advanced settings.
2. Open the Advanced section
3. Locate the SVM Mode option
4. Set the value to ENABLED
5. Save your BIOS settings and restart your PC

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**Enabling virtualization on INTEL**

1. Open advanced settings.
2. Open the Advanced section
3. Locate the INTEL VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGY option
4. Set the value to ENABLED
5. Save your BIOS settings and restart your PC

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