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Get support virtualization in windows?
Good afternoon.
I want to check the support of virtualization by the processor on a PC running windows.
On Linux, this is easy. lscpu | grep vmx and everything is clear.
alas, the target platform is windows.
with such a request, it shows noticeably fewer processor flags, among them there is no one I need.
at the moment I define support via powershell - wmic cpu get VirtualizationFirmwareEnabled
however, this method has a minus. for example, it will not work on windows 7 and 2008.
question: is it possible to somehow determine the presence / absence of virtualization support from the command line? maybe it is possible to make some request to windows api? perhaps there is some module for python or something similar?
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