Before I got started I needed to enable Core multi-threading and Intel Hyper-threading Technology in the Bios of my Lenovo X1 Carbon. This laptop uses an Intel Core i5 processor and is virtualisation-ready, although I needed to make a change to the Bios to get it going. Other systems will require a similar change if hyper-threading/virtualisation support has been disabled.
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