Virtualization takes a big part in our solutions, we use it in order to protect our solutions.
To check if your virtualization is on or not, do this:
Open msinfo32 by typing msinfo32 in Windows search.
msinfo32
Find the line called Hyper-V - Virtualization Enabled in Firmware — if it says Yes, then you are good to go.
It also might say Virtual Based Security instead of Hyper-V - Virtualization Enabled in Firmware; if it says so, then you are good to go too.
You only need virtualization to be on in the games that use the stable version of our loader.
To know if the version is stable or not, look at the top of the launcher:
If it says Version: Next State: STABLE, then you need virtualization to be on.
Enabling virtualization on AMD
Open your BIOS/UEFI advanced settings.
Navigate to the Advanced section in your BIOS/UEFI.
Find the SVM Mode option.
Set SVM Mode to ENABLED.
Save your BIOS settings and restart your PC.
Enabling virtualization on INTEL
Find the INTEL VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGY option.
Set INTEL VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGY to ENABLED.
