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How to enable virtualization on booting? (Ubuntu 13.10)

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I want to use VirtualBox but it is giving me the error VT-x/AMD-V hardware acceleration is not available on your system. And in the virtual box settings, I am not able to open accelerator tab as it's frozen:

Please give me a step-by=step guide on how to fix this.

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answered 3 Years ago ntlesslving · Accepted Answer

Oh yes I got it. Here's how to enable Virtualization

TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK. Booting can be really dangerous to your system unless done correctly. Your HDD might get corrupted or OS deleted!

Steps -

During startup, quickly press F12 or F2

Click on setup.

Using arrows, navigate to Intel Virtualization Technology. (It might on the next page)

If it's disabled, then enable it using arrow and enter key.

List item

You'll find "Save and Exit" written on top right corner of the screen. Using mouse, click on it and your PC will restart. If it doesn't, then you have to manually do it.

And you're DONE!