How to Enable Virtualization on Windows for BlueStacks 5
131Enable Virtualization for your Windows PC to play games on BlueStacks 5 for an immersive gaming experience. Download Now: https://www.bluestacks.com/
BlueStacks uses a virtual environment where your PC can run a different operating system, such as Android, to play from a library of 2 million games available on the Play Store.
Using Virtualization on your PC can make a lot of things better. Play games with 5X better performance and eliminate any kind of lag or stutter while playing on high graphical settings.
To enable it on your Windows computer, follow these steps.
👉Entering BIOS Settings in Windows 7,8 & XP
During bootup press one of these keys - Esc/ F1/F2/F3/F4/F8/ Delete
👉Entering BIOS Settings in Windows 10 & Above
Open Windows settings âž¡ Update & Security âž¡ Recovery âž¡ Restart now âž¡ Troubleshoot âž¡Advanced Options âž¡ UEFI Firmware Settings âž¡ Click on Restart
👉Changing BIOS Settings for INTEL-BASED Systems:
Enter Advanced mode âž¡ Go to Advanced âž¡ Enter CPU configuration âž¡ Enable Intel Virtualization Technology âž¡ Exit Bios âž¡ Save Changes
👉Changing BIOS Settings for AMD-BASED Systems:
Enter Advanced Mode âž¡Go to Advanced âž¡ Enter CPU configuration âž¡ Enable SVM Mode âž¡ Exit Bios by saving the changes âž¡
Let us know about the change in your gaming performance by enabling Virtualization in the comments section.
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