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According to genymotion I don't have virtualization enabled (VM installed through apt-get and genymotion from the page) cannot virtualize with VM either...

your CPU is incompatible with virtualization technologies

My CPU should support "virtualization:AMD-V" as the lscpu command says.

But when I go into my BIOS menu to enable virtualization I can't find where to enable it. There is nowhere anything about CPU or Virtualization or Advanced options which I've seen mentioned elsewhere.

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Zanna
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maxsieg
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You have to enable it in your BIOS.

Unfortunately, some vendors cripple / disable options in your BIOS. Very frustrating.

First thing you should try is to update your BIOS. If that does not work you will have to write your own. I had to do this for my laptop, frustrating.

See https://www.bios-mods.com/

Be careful as you can brick your box doing this.

Panther
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