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# System requirements
Requirements: 
Before we start, we have a few requirements/precautions, and you need to make sure this is followed.
Go to Task Manager --> Performance --> CPU, find your CPU type, ex. Intel/AMD.
**Required Winvers**
**AMD:** 21H1/21H2 (Windows 10)
**Intel:** 21H1/21H2/22H1/22H2 (Windows 10)
Make sure you do downgrade if you don't meet our **Winver Requirements** (You won't lose data unless your downgrading from Windows 11 -> Windows 10)
**BIOS Settings**
Turn CSM (Compatibility Support Module) Off
Turn VT-x and VT-d On
Turn SVM Mode (Secure Virtual Machine) On
Turn Secure Boot Off (Clear All Secure Boot Keys, If Confused Use Youtube)
Turn PTT (Platform Trust Technology), fTPM (Firmware Trusted Platform Module), TPM (Trusted Platform Module) Off.
Turn Fast Boot Off.
Turn Virtualization and Virtualization Based Security is on in BIOS (Do this Before Our "Turn Windows features on or off" Steps)
Go to "Turn Windows features on or off" and Enable Hyper-V, Hyper-V Management Tools, Hyper-V Platform, Virtual Machine Platform, Windows Hyper Visor Platform.
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