Enabling Intel Virtualization in the BIOS results in the failure of all USB ports.

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Hi everyone! I need some help with a recent issue I've been having. Whenever I activate the Intel virtualization technology in the BIOS, all of the USB ports, including the mouse and keyboard, stop working. This makes it impossible to enter my password and log in to Windows. Disabling Fast boot mode in BIOS also does not help to solve the problem. However, by disabling virtualization, a message appears during Windows boot that the disk is being repaired, and then the USB ports function returns to normal. My desktop specs are as follows: Asus H110 motherboard, Intel Core i5-6600 processor, runn

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