I am currently facing an issue with my Dell Precision 5431 laptop (i7-10850H) running Windows 11 (version 24H2). Despite enabling Virtualization Technology (VT-x) in the BIOS, it is detected as disabled by software like LeoMoon CPU-V.​

​Here are the steps I have already tried to resolve the issue:​

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​Verified that VT-x and VT-d are enabled in the BIOS.​

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​Disabled Hyper-V and ensured it is turned off via PowerShell.​

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​Checked and updated the BIOS to the latest version( V1.30)

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​Verified that security software is not blocking VT-x.​

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​Confirmed that Memory Integrity in Core Isolation settings is turned off.​

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​Ran Intel Processor Identification Utility, which shows the CPU supports VT-x.​

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​However, the problem persists, and VT-x remains unavailable for virtual machine applications.​

​I would greatly appreciate any guidance or solutions from the community. Has anyone else encountered and resolved a similar issue?​

​Thank you for your support!​