You may need to turn on virtualization support in your BIOS for the CPU. That's often disabled by default.
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Try re-creating the VM from scratch but keep the virtual HD. Sometimes this fixes similar issues. At least you don't have to worry about TPM2 emulation with Windows 10. That's a big positive.
You could try something like QuickEmu which does all the setup stuff for you. I haven't tried it with Windows yet but it worked for me to get a Mac VM up and running pretty easily.
Check your bios and make sure SVM is enabled
It's enabled