@Ian Xue (Shanghai Wicresoft Co., Ltd.) it is not a VMWare WS issue. I am running into the same problem. CPU-Z reports that there is no VT-X flag enabled even though in bios both VT-X and VT-D are enabled.
It's clearly an windows issue because if I boot under linux I have both flags enabled.
So, that being said. What options do we have? Besides, well, not using Windows?
After I disabled everything related to virtualization, including WSL, I got the VT-x flag that I was missing and VMWare identifies it accordingly.
And this is from a VM that runs in vmware on the same windows host.