Virtualization is enabled in the BIOS, but does not work. How to fix?

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In short, I worked in Android Studio and quietly wrote my application. And then I updated it to a new version, namely 2.1.2. And suddenly, the emulator did not start for me. Such a window

popped up. I climbed on the Internet and dug out the Genymotion emulator, in 2 days I figured it out, it calmly turned on and started working for me (By the way, without virtualization). Yes. But an error came up in Android Studio
Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Failed to allocate a 70560012 byte allocation with 16777216 free bytes and 43MB until OOM. I tried to edit the RAM in the VM, but nothing changed (

Ok, I scored and decided to deal with Android Studio. It turned out I just had to turn on virtualization. But when I got into the BIOS and turned it on (insydeH20, called SVM) absolutely nothing happened . I downloadedSpeecy , in the CPU section it was written "Virtualization Supported, Disabled"
I started surfing the Internet again, tried to enter bcdedit / set nx AlwaysOn and bcdedit / set hypervisorlaunchtype off into the command line, demolished avast to the figs, in short, I tried everything. And I had VirtualBox before that - I installed it along with Genymotion. Also, I wanted to install Hyper-V through Programs and Features in Windows 10 , but it was not there! Help who can please)
Windows 10, AMD A8, 64 bit, Lenovo G505S. What to do I have no idea!

Answer 1

what am I doing wrong?

There's a lot wrong here. And the strange names of the fields in the miracle transliteration, and the absence of the tag <code></code>, which makes this wall of squiggles unreadable.
Essentially:
3. ... // converting to a string
4. ... // appending to the end of the array
Did you combine these three values ​​into a string yourself? Just don't do it, and add values ​​to the array with array_push() or array_merge()

Answer 2

We need not just virtualization, but Intel's HAXM, which does not work on AMD.