On or off, CPU virtualization?

Hey guys,

I've been having a bug with Windows Defender where it says "Kernel mode hardware enforced stack protection is off" even though it's not. When I turn on CPU Virtualization, everything works fine, and Defender stops complaining about Kernel mode hardware enforced stack security. I'm too lazy to reinstall Windows right now, so I'm thinking what having CPU Virtualization does when gaming or using the computer in general.

I tried Googling, but that didn't help because some people say it should be on for speed reasons and others say it should be off for security and performance reasons. So, what do you guys think? เล่นสล็อตเว็บหลัก