How to determine what VT-x is using?

Question

virtual box

When trying to start Virtual box, it gives an error

Windows 10 is installed, VMware is also installed, but the services are all disabled


Is there any command in cmd, or how can I determine what kind of process VT-x is using?

There is the latest version of VirtualBox



Upd. 12/16/2015

Removed VMWare, turned on Hyper-V in the system properties. As a result, Hyper-V worked, and Virtual Box began to say that my system does not support VT-x at all (although everything is enabled in the BIOS). Disabled Hyper-V again, the system rebooted 2 times, as a result, Hyper-V is disabled, VMWare is removed, and Virtual Box still says that someone is using VT-x ... The only way I see is the standard Windows method, everything is demolished, installing a clean system .....

I don’t remember how it all started, but I remember that Virtual Box was running on this system (Hyper-V was disabled, VMWare was also disabled), but recently it’s such a jamb .. Once the reinstallation of Virtual Box helped, now it doesn’t help either .

Answer 1

Use Hyper-V compatible software (with WHPX API ( Windows Hypervisor Platform ):
-- WSL2
-- VirtualBox 6.0.X (6.1.X is still in Beta1)
-- Android emulators
-- QEMU