How to Check if Your System Supports Hardware Virtualization
How to Check if Your System Supports Hardware Virtualization
This can be done in two ways, either through the task manager or through the command prompt.
To check if hardware virtualization is supported through Task manager, press Control + Shift + Escape keys. Under the performance tab, select CPU. If your processor supports hardware virtualization, you will see virtualization as Enabled along with the other details, or otherwise disabled. If it does not support virtualization, you will not see Hyper-V or virtualization mentioned in the task manager.
To check if hardware virtualization is supported through command prompt, press Windows Key + R to open the run box. Type cmd in it and hit Enter. Here in the command prompt window, type the command “systeminfo” and press Enter. This command displays all required details for your system, including support for hardware virtualization.
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