i was trying to install the subsystem for linux on windows, but it says processor doesn’t support, tried looking in bios, but couldn’t see how to enable.
@leledumbo maybe has some idea
This is actually a Windows thing, but I happen to have experiences for.
Per Microsoft’s own documentation, the only requirement is Windows 10 version 2004 and higher (Build 19041 and higher) or Windows 11, but similar issues were indeed reported in the past.
Please copy-paste the exact message, as there could be multiple different possibilities that sound similar.
Indeed, by looking at
-Task Manager
-Performance
-CPU
You can see if Virtualization is enabled or disabled right under the graph.
On my minibook it says: Enabled
Cheers, Jaap
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It was a confusing message, virtualization is enabled by default. I just had to install the optional feature virtualization support.