LeoMoon CPU-V 2.0.2

Since it’s portable, “installation” is more like “unzip and go.” Here’s how to make it happen, step-by-step, with all the details you could want.

Step 1: Grab the Download.

Step 2: Unzip the Goodness

Find that ZIP on your computer (probably in Downloads unless you’re fancy). Right-click it, pick “Extract All,” and choose a spot—like your desktop or a USB stick if you’re taking it on tour. A quick unzip later, you’ll see the “LeoMoon CPU-V.exe” file chilling there.

Step 3: Fire It Up

Double-click that .exe. No install wizard, no nonsense—just a window popping up with your CPU’s virtualization status. It’s almost too easy, right?

Step 4: Read the Results

Here’s where the magic happens. It’ll tell you:

• Does your CPU support virtualization? (Yes/No)
• Is it enabled in BIOS? (Green light or red flag)
• Bonus: Intel Trusted Execution status, if that’s your thing.
   If it’s supported but off, you’ll need to dive into your BIOS. Restart your PC, mash the right key (usually F2, DEL, or something weird—check your manual), and hunt for a virtualization option (like “VT-x” or “SVM”). Flip it on, save, and reboot.

Pro Tip

Stuck on BIOS? Google your PC model with “BIOS virtualization” for a lifeline. I’ve fumbled through it myself—patience is key!

That’s it. Four steps, and you’re a virtualization detective. No fluff, just results.