I have seen this in previous Aurora desktops. The setting is on by default with no way to turn it off due to there being no BIOS menu for it being made available.
The online Aurora R15 Service Manual PDF mentions Virtualization on page 103, System setup options-- Advanced menu. The Default is Enabled. Are you saying that you cannot Disable this?
* So in Windows 11 Pro, you went to = Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off * Removed the check from Hyper-V * Removed the check from Virtual Machine Platform * Clicked OK * Then closed the Control Panel and restarted the system
I have tryed everything on the net nothing will besides getting away from Microsoft and switching to another OS which i'm so fed up if this problem does not resole I may
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Posted October 5th, 2025 15:54
I have seen this in previous Aurora desktops. The setting is on by default with no way to turn it off due to there being no BIOS menu for it being made available.