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If the virtualization in Windows 10 is disabled, you may need to enable it. This post from MiniTool shows 2 ways to enable virtualization Windows CPU virtualization allows the operating system to use CPU more effectively and efficiently on the computer so that it makes the computer fast. CPU virtualization is also the requirement for many virtual machine software since it is able to make them run normally.

So, many users would like to enable virtualization Windows However, some of them do not know how to enable virtualization in Windows 10 and ask for help. So, in this post, we will show how to enable virtualization in Windows This item does not appear to have any files that can be experienced on Archive. Please download files in this item to interact with them on your computer. Show all files. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

This vm is uploaded for the intents of preservation, education, and research. All rights reserved. Windows 7 is a copyright and intellectual property of the Microsoft Corperation. Uploaded by VinTech on September 11, Internet Archive's 25th Anniversary Logo. No luck. My computer configuration: Host: Ubuntu Guest that is lagging: Win SSD: brand new one. I don't have any solutions or help to share, yet. I am experiencing very similar behavior for a few weeks.

None of my Linux VMs have this issue. At any rate, if I find a solution or workaround I will do my best to share. Other than upgrading the kernel, I'd consider switching the drive type.

Thanks for taking a look and for the suggestion. I am on a newer Linux kernel right now 5. I may give this some more thought but no sure if I am ready for an upgrade right now.

So far so good. I'll keep an eye on the performance and let you know if this helped. Fingers crossed. Linux VM became buggy too. Interesting thing 1: is that its bugging VERY rarely. But its obviously bugging too. I see 20 seconds of normal work and then 20 seconds of hard lagging where even GUI almost doesn't respond.

Then 20 seconds of normal again. And so on. Only ONE time. However, windows VMs lag after hours of work. Another Interesting fact 2 is that the more VMs opened. If I work with two VMs linux and win10 I can work for approximately. Then one of Windows Server Like nothing is lagging. No process eats time. Very strange. I'm pretty sure this is either a bug in VMWare workstation or Ubuntu The thing is that I there were both.