Guide
How to Use DenuvOwO Hypervisor Releases
Follow the steps below carefully before using a DenuvOwO Hypervisor release. Always revert the changes after use and return to normal secure mode.
These instructions may temporarily change Windows security-related settings. Only run files you trust, understand what is being changed, and revert the changes after use.
Step 1 — Enable virtualization
Make sure virtualization is enabled in your BIOS: VT-x for Intel or AMD-V / SVM for AMD.
Step 2 — Run VBS.cmd
Run VBS.cmd in the game folder.
Step 3 — Apply system changes
Press 1 to make the necessary changes to the system.
Step 4 — Reboot your PC
Reboot the computer.
Step 5 — Disable DSE
In the loading menu, press F7 to disable DSE.
Step 6 — Run the game as admin
Run the game .exe file as administrator.
Step 7 — Play
Start the game and play normally.
Step 8 — Run VBS.cmd again
After playing, run VBS.cmd again.
Step 9 — Revert changes
Press 3 to revert the changes that were made.
Step 10 — Reboot normally
Reboot normally back into secure mode.
Always revert the changes after use and return to normal secure mode.
FAQ
Setup questions
+Why do I need to enable virtualization?
DenuvOwO Hypervisor releases rely on CPU virtualization extensions to initialize. Without them enabled in the BIOS, the release cannot run.
+What are VT-x and AMD-V / SVM?
VT-x is Intel's CPU virtualization extension. AMD-V (sometimes labelled SVM) is the AMD equivalent. Both are toggled in the BIOS/UEFI setup.
+Why do I need to revert changes after use?
The setup temporarily changes Windows security-related settings. Reverting restores your system to normal secure mode once you are done playing.
+What should I do before running VBS.cmd?
Extract the release into the game folder, close the game, and only run VBS.cmd if you trust the source you downloaded it from.
+Should I run the game as administrator?
Yes. After applying the changes and rebooting, the game .exe should be launched as administrator so the release can hook properly.