Ensure Virtualization is enabled in your BIOS. For Intel users, enable Intel Virtualization Technology, and for AMD users, enable SVM Mode. Access your BIOS by pressing the corresponding key during startup (usually F2 or DEL).

Example for Intel: Go to Advanced CPU Settings and enable Intel VT-x.

For AMD: Enable SVM Mode in the same menu.

Disable Secure Boot in BIOS to allow unsigned drivers. This is typically located under the Boot or Security tab. Set it to Disabled.

Open Windows PowerShell as Administrator and run the following command:

Restart your PC after applying the change to fully disable Hyper-V.

Disable third-party antivirus software and Windows Security to avoid conflicts with other tools. You can disable Windows Defender by using Defender Control and toggling off real-time protection.

Disable Fast Boot & any anti-cheat programs such as Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye. Access system settings or uninstall invasive anti-cheat tools like Riot Vanguard from the Control Panel.

Go to Windows Security > Device Security, click Core Isolation, and toggle off Memory Integrity. Restart your system for changes to take effect.

To disable the vulnerable driver blocklist in Windows 11 22H2, open the Registry Editor and navigate to:

Set the EnableBlocklist key to 0. Restart your PC after making the change.

Download and install the Visual C++ Redistributables from:

After installation, restart your PC.

Disable overlays such as Discord, GeForce, and Radeon overlays. Open the settings in each respective app and turn off all overlays to prevent software conflicts.

Go to Windows Security > Firewall & Network Protection and turn off the firewall for all active networks to avoid connection issues.

Change your system language to English by navigating to Settings > Time & Language > Language and setting English as your Windows display language.

Ensure your system's Date and Time are correct. Go to Settings > Date & Time and click "Sync Now" under Synchronize Your Clock.