# Virtualization Check Bat File

#### You:
show bat file t hat shows if virtualization is on

#### ChatGPT:
Here’s a simple Windows **.bat file** that checks whether virtualization is enabled on your system:

:::writing{variant="standard" id="48291"}
@echo off
echo Checking virtualization status...
echo.

systeminfo | find "Virtualization"

echo.
pause
:::

### What it does

- Runs the built-in `systeminfo` command
- Filters the output for virtualization-related lines like:
  - **Virtualization Enabled In Firmware**
  - **Hyper-V Requirements**

### Example output

You might see something like:

```
Virtualization Enabled In Firmware: Yes
```

### More detailed version (recommended)

If you want clearer output with more info:

:::writing{variant="standard" id="59302"}
@echo off
echo ==============================
echo Virtualization Status Check
echo ==============================
echo.

systeminfo | findstr /i "virtualization"
systeminfo | findstr /i "hyper-v"

echo.
echo If you see "Yes", virtualization is enabled in BIOS/UEFI.
echo.
pause
:::

If you want, I can also give you a version that **explicitly prints “ON/OFF”** instead of raw system output.
