Hardware virtualization status is displayed in the settings window of your Kaspersky application:

• In versions 21.2.16.590 and 21.3.10.391, it is available in the Additional section in the settings.

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• In versions 21.1.15.500 and 20.0.14.1085, it is available in the Settings for additional protection tools section.

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• In version 19.0.0.1088 it is available in the Safe Money settings section.

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1. Click the settings icon in the lower-left corner of the main window of your Kaspersky application. To learn how to open the main application window, see this article.
2. Depending on the version of your Kaspersky application, do the following:
   • Version 21.2.16.590 and 21.3.10.391 — go to the application settings and open the Additional section.
   • Versions 21.1.15.500 and 20.0.14.1085 — go to the Additional section and select Additional protection and management tools. 
   • Version 19.0.0.1088 — go to the Protection section and select Safe Money. 
   For instructions on how to view the version number, see this article.
3. Select the Use hardware virtualization if available checkbox. The checkbox is available in 64-bit versions of Windows 8, 8.1, and 10.

Protection through hardware virtualization will be enabled. 

1. Click Start → Settings. 
2. Go to the Update and Security section → Recovery.
3. Click Restart now.

4. Go to the Troubleshooting section. If there is no such section in your BIOS interface, move to the next step.
5. Click Troubleshoot → Advanced options.
6. In the Advanced options menu, select UEFI firmware settings.
7. In the UEFI firmware settings menu, click Restart. After the restart, BIOS settings will open.
8. In the BIOS settings, go to Configuration, Advanced or Advanced BIOS features (section name depends on the BIOS version).
9. Depending on your CPU, do the following:
   • Intel — change the status of the Intel Virtual Technology, Intel Virtualization Technology or VT-x line (other variants of the line name are possible) to Enabled. If there is a VT-d parameter, enable it.
   • AMD — change the status of the SVM Mode line to Enable. Protection through hardware virtualization is supported for AMD processors no earlier than 1F.4.2.
10. Save the settings and restart your computer. 

Hardware support for virtualization features will be enabled in BIOS.

Example screenshots for different BIOS versions

Award BIOS

American Megatrends BIOS

UEFI