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Possible to Transfer Windows 11 Key to Virtual Machine?
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Could it have been your hardware on the host? My computer is pretty beefy
Maybe the virtualization was disabled
BIOS one? Always on. I have to see what happened
My host maybe? Ryzen 7 5800x 32GB RAM (8/16 to Windows) Installed on a SSD GPU (useful?) RX 6950XT
My guess is you didn't install virtio drivers. That should help immensely with graphic acceleration.
Maybe. I should try again at home.
Does that allow directx on the VM? I was messing around with some software that needed directx 9 or something for rendering and the only option seemed to be to get a second GPU and pass it through.