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Tech Dude
Commented on July 21, 2025
Q9 is enable TPM.
If a technician is unable to create virtual machines (VMs) after installing the necessary software on a workstation intended to be a VM host, the most likely cause is that **virtualization support is disabled in the system BIOS/UEFI**. Here's a structured approach to resolving the issue:
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### ? Recommended Action: Enable Virtualization in BIOS/UEFI
Most hypervisors (like Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, VirtualBox) require hardware-assisted virtualization features such as:
- **Intel VT-x** (Intel Virtualization Technology)
- **AMD-V** (AMD Virtualization)
#### Steps to Enable:
1. **Restart the workstation** and enter the BIOS/UEFI setup (usually by pressing `Del`, `F2`, or `Esc` during boot).
2. Locate the **CPU Configuration** or **Advanced Settings** section.
3. Find and **enable virtualization support** (Intel VT-x or AMD-V).
4. Save changes and exit BIOS/UEFI.
5. Reboot and try creating a VM again.
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### ??? Additional Troubleshooting (if virtualization
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Tech Dude
Commented on July 21, 2025
for Q1 you need to turn on MAC Filtering otherwise MAC filtering will not work.
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Uknown
Commented on July 21, 2025
This is nice
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Mouhamed Fall
Commented on July 21, 2025
Ces practice questions m'ont beaucoup aider
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Commented on July 21, 2025
nice questions
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Commented on July 21, 2025
nice questions
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satyam
Commented on July 21, 2025
Its super helpful
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Peter Johansson
Commented on July 21, 2025
Q. 15 Agree content should be deleted, not combined. Question states only metadata should be included, not the actual data.
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RJ
Commented on July 21, 2025
very useful
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SR
Commented on July 21, 2025
Helpful material
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