LeoMoon CPU-V

With roots stretching back to almost fifty years ago, virtualization is a technology that allows an application, OS or data storage devices to be somewhat independent and delimited from the base layer of hardware or software.

With the help of virtualization, a computer can emulate the full functionality of a piece of hardware and make it possible of running multiple operating systems or other types of software at the same time, in a virtual environment without much effect on the host PC, aside from the typical resource consumption.

This said, if you are planning on running virtual environments on your computer then you will surely find LeoMonn CPU-V to be of great help.

In just a few words, this lightweight utility provides a straightforward way to determine whether your computer, fitted with an Intel processor, is capable of hosting a virtual environment or not.

Getting started with this utility merely implies you having to download the package, unzip it and launch it via its designated executable file. Upon launching the app, you are greeted by a compact main window with four main, self-explanatory sections, CPU Architecture, OS Architecture, VT-x Supported and VT-x Enabled.

Basically, the application automatically detects the architecture of your computer's CPU (32-bit or 64-bit), if the CPU supports hardware virtualization and, finally if this feature and Intel Trusted Execution are enabled in BIOS.

Taking everything into careful consideration, LeoMoon CPU-V is an easy-to-operate and handy, little application that allows you to quickly determine is your computer is capable of running virtual environments.