If you want to learn how to enable virtualization on your UEFI firmware then follow the process below. If the virtualization is disabled then you need to enable it from your PC’s UEFI firmware (Formerly BIOS). To check if it is enabled or not, just press the Ctrl+Shift+Del to open Task Manager and go to the Performance Tab, and check it as shown in the image below. You might know that Windows 11 runs Android in a virtual machine setup, which is why enabling virtualization is so needed. Now another prerequisite is to enable the virtualization mode of your PC. Remember one thing, the Beta Channel is not as stable as the DEv channel, so, your PC may perform a little weirdly, and you may encounter bugs & glitches.
Step 6: Close the settings app directly and your selection would be saved automatically. Step 5: In the dropdown menu check the button “ Beta Channel (Recommended)” to select it Step 4: Inside the “ Windows Insider Program” settings, click on “ Choose your Insider Settings”
