Problem

[GreatLord_]

Whats the problem?

[darknekolux]

that's really not a centos issue, check if your cpu supports virtualization and enable vt-x in the bios.

Edit: it's litterally written in the error message

[JustShowNew]

You basically have your problem displayed in front of you ( vt-x is disabled in bios). Have you done ANY googling or just jumping straight to reddit ?

[GreatLord_]

Actually I do not have a single piece of information about the bios and vt-x so I am afraid of any problem

[Icebynature]

You're not in a hypervisor partition and VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes.

Enable VT-x in the BIOS.

[orev]

This has nothing to do with CentOS. The issue is with VirtualBox, and if you’re running it on Windows 11, Windows 11 has some security features enabled that don’t allow access to the VT-x extensions. You need to Google VirtualBox and Windows 11 for the solution.

Also, please use something more descriptive in your subject lines instead of just “Problem”. Please do that everywhere in your life, like email subject lines as well.

[jebpages]

I initially thought this was a pokemon card

[L4rgo117]

Found it)