Can someone help me understand/rectify notifications in logs app on Ubuntu

[Banky]

so in the logs application I keep getting these security notifications and I can figure out whats going on. Can someone translate and maybe give me some instructions on how to correct this.
Security: Failed to start app-gnome-at\x2dspi\x2ddbus\ x2dbus-2537.scope
Failed to start app-gnome-gnome\x2dkeyring\x2secrets-2517.scope
Failed to start app-gnome-gnome\x2dkeyring\x2dpkcs11-2520.scope
Other: gkr-pam: unable to locate daemon control file

Yeah so I appreciate any assistance yall. I think this may be the reason my screen keeps freezing, I'm not certain though. Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!

 

[AlphaObeisance]

try reinstalling your keyring

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-keyring

It's failing to start. May be corrupted installation

 

[Banky]

That solved that issue with the gnome-keyring. Much obliged my friend. How about these other 2,
gkr-pam: unable to locate daemon file and
System x86/cpu: VMX(outside TXT) disabled by BIOS
I think the System one is concerning virtual box which I do not use really. But if you have some more intel on that I'd really appreciate it. I tried contacting support and the just said," We are not technical support." But yeah, thanks again buddy

 

[dos2unix]

VMX, or Virtual Machine Extensions, is a set of hardware enhancements in Intel processors designed to support efficient virtualization. These extensions are part of Intel’s Virtualization Technology (VT-x), which allows a single processor to run multiple operating systems simultaneously by creating virtual machines (VMs) .

VMX introduces specific instructions to manage these virtual machines, such as VMXON to enter virtualization mode and VMXOFF to exit it. There are two modes of operation: VMX root operation, typically used by the Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), and VMX non-root operation, used by guest operating systems running within the VMs.

This technology enhances performance by allowing the CPU to handle virtualization tasks directly, reducing the overhead compared to software-based virtualization solutions .

 

[Banky]

VMX, or Virtual Machine Extensions, is a set of hardware enhancements in Intel processors designed to support efficient virtualization. These extensions are part of Intel’s Virtualization Technology (VT-x), which allows a single processor to run multiple operating systems simultaneously by creating virtual machines (VMs) .

VMX introduces specific instructions to manage these virtual machines, such as VMXON to enter virtualization mode and VMXOFF to exit it. There are two modes of operation: VMX root operation, typically used by the Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), and VMX non-root operation, used by guest operating systems running within the VMs.

This technology enhances performance by allowing the CPU to handle virtualization tasks directly, reducing the overhead compared to software-based virtualization solutions .

Hello buddy and thanks for your intelligence, its greatly appreciated. So should I enable VMX in the BIOS????