- MuMu berhenti merespons saat memuat atau membeku pada 40%
- MuMu berhenti merespons saat memuat atau membeku pada 100%
- MuMu stops responding while loading or freezes at 45%
- MuMu stops responding while loading or freezes at 30%
- MuMu stops responding while loading, freezes at 99%, or prompts a reason unknown error
- MuMu stops responding while loading or freezes at 10%
- PC masuk ke layar biru setelah memulai emulator
- Desktop emulator memiliki layar splash dan ikon diagonal
- Desktop menjadi ukuran yang berbeda setelah memulai emulator dan tidak berfungsi dengan baik
- Program Berulang tidak merespons
- Installation & Startup Error Codes
- Way to solve Graphics spec. too low for dx 11.0 or OpenGL 4.3
- The Emulator Failed to Respond
- Enable VT on Biostar
- Enable VT on Maxsun
- Enable VT on Jetway
- Enable VT on Soyo
- Enable VT on Colorful
- How to enable VT
- Enabling VT in Toshiba PCs
- Enabling VT in MSI PCs
- Enabling VT in Lenovo PCs
- Enabling VT in HP PCs
- Enabling VT in Gigabyte PCs
- Enabling VT in Dell PCs
- Enabling VT in ASUS PCs
- Enabling VT in ASRock PCs
- Enabling VT in Acer PCs
1. Reboot the PC and access BIOS:
Immediately after the screen turns on, repeatedly press "F2" (most common)/ F1/F12/Delete key to access BIOS.
(Older models: CTRL + ALT + ENTER or Delete or Fn + ESC or Fn + F1)
Remark: (What if I keep on failing to access BIOS because the startup happens too fast?)
2. Find the setting and enable VT:
Case 1：Enter BIOS SETUP → Click "Virtualization Support" → "Virtualization", Select "Enabled" → Press F10 to save the setting and exit.
Case 2：Under the "Advanced" tab, Click "Virtualization" → Change "Disabled" to "Enabled" → Press F10 to save the setting and exit.
Case 3：Under the "Configuration" tab, click "Intel Virtual Technology" → Change "Disabled" to "Enabled" → Press F10 to save the setting and exit.
Remark: Different motherboard models may use different names for the term VT, some of the common ones include:
"Intel(R) Virtualization Technology", "Virtual", "Virtualization", "VT-X", and "SVM".
