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Sorry being so late with my answer.
Permission denied means mostly that you need to change the permissions on /dev/kvm to 666 : sudo chmod 666 /dev/kvm
this should resolve your Permission denied problem.
But you will do this after each reboot / restart of wsl.
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Sorry being so late with my answer.
Permission denied means mostly that you need to change the permissions on /dev/kvm to 666 :
sudo chmod 666 /dev/kvm
this should resolve your Permission denied problem.
But you will do this after each reboot / restart of wsl.