Hi!
I have a Sony VAIO laptop with a Intel Core i7 CPU. In the BIOS options I have an option to enable or disable the Virtualization.
I know that Virtualization is for the Virtual Machines, to give hardware support and make the performance better.
My question is: why is there and option to enable or disable this in the BIOS? What is the point?
At the moment I don't have any virtualization software on my computer and I have the setting disabled. What would be the differene if I enabled it? I guess none?
Looking forward to an explanation. Thank you!
I have a Sony VAIO laptop with a Intel Core i7 CPU. In the BIOS options I have an option to enable or disable the Virtualization.
I know that Virtualization is for the Virtual Machines, to give hardware support and make the performance better.
My question is: why is there and option to enable or disable this in the BIOS? What is the point?
At the moment I don't have any virtualization software on my computer and I have the setting disabled. What would be the differene if I enabled it? I guess none?
Looking forward to an explanation. Thank you!