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• Enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS

  I'm trying to run a virtual machine on virtualbox, but it needs hardware virtualization enabled in my bios (it says).

  I have a HP Pavillion a6347.it with Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q6600, where hardware virtualization should be possible (read this: http://ark.intel.com/products/29765/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q6600-(8M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB... ).)

  How can I enable hardware virtualization in my bios?

  Thanks for all your support, I'm Italian sorry my bad English please

  If you have the option of hardware virtualization, virtualization or virtualization technology material that it should be located under the tab power options. "Other options which can be found under power options include"after current AC power', ' NX not execute ", S5 max energy saving" and "WOL in S5. If you don't see the option of virtualization on power, look through all the tabs options. If you don't see the option of virtualization anywhere in your BIOS, it is likely that it is not supported by your computer.

  Frank

• Enabling hardware virtualization significantly slows the W530

  I enabled hardware virtualization in the Security tab in the BIOS of my new W530 that running Win 7 Pro 64 bit. This has slowed the machine so badly that windows is now open to a series of slow shakes.

  I would like to turn on hardware virtualization so I can run 64-bit OS in Virtual Box. Is there a solution to this performance problem? Thank you.

  I fixed the problem (or went) and I don't know how or why. I hate it when this happens. At least everything works now with VirtualBox. Thank you all.

• Enable hardware virtualization?

  I have a TouchSmart IQ507 I believe, model type dual-core Core 2 Duo.  So, how can I enable hardware virtualization in the bios, because there is no option for this?  Running virtual machines is like a dog on this machine because I can't enabled hardware feature.

  You are right;

  http://www.Intel.com/products/processor/Core2Duo/Mobile/specifications.htm

  All models of T5x50 lack virtualization.

  I have the T5850

  http://processorfinder.Intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLA4C

  OK, time for a new issue, then, well technically 2.

  Will be the support of iq507 intel chips T7xx running at 667 mhz?  T7400, T7200 and T7600 I know the bios must support them of course, but the 2 main issues that could stop them being usable is the thermal specification is 100 c instead of 85 C and voltage range is 1.0375 - 1.30V instead of 1.075V - 1.175V for the motherboard must provide a higher voltage, the cooling system must be able to handle the higher dissipation , and the needs of the total power supply.

  Question 2, if I go to one of them, then I will have enabled virtualization?

• Enable hardware virtualization on select edition of HP Envy 15 t-j100

  I need to turn on hardware virtualization on a HP Envy 15 t-j100 select portable edition.

  It is to run Oracle's VirtualBox.

  Thank you.

  RT2014

  Restart the system Push F10 for Bios

  Go to system-> device configurations

  Here, you should have 'virtualization technology'. Select it and press ENTER. Choose Enable, then press F10 to save the changes and exit...

• Enabling hardware virtualization on p7-1174

  I have a p7-1174, I need to run Hyper-V on. Apparently this processor supports virtualization or HAV, the A8-3800 AMD - but there is no option to activate this in the BIOS settings I can find... Help!

  Hello

  Boot in the bios (F10 setup) and click on the Security tab, and then click the system security.  Must must be able to activate the virtualization.  Save the bios before you leave.

  After you have started upward and then run this utility.  You have a new PC, so let know us if it works.

• This allows hardware virtualization on Envy 17-J010EL

  If I enable "hardware virtualization" in the bios, the laptop does not start.
  In the HP website there are no solution and no update BIOS... means that this feature does not work in my laptop?
  This feature is necessary to use Microsoft VS2013 for hyper-v feature
  I don't have money to burn...

  To set, updated manual card Ralink Bluetooth 4.0 driver.

  Thanks for the support.

• This allows hardware virtualization in the BIOS on HP Pavilion p6795

  Model number: HP Pavilion p6795

  Operating system: A Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, now Windows 8 Pro 64-bit

  I'm looking to set up an environment virtualized to continue to use legacy operating systems and programs.

  I was wondering how I can be able enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS as suggested by some Manager virtualization software? I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere.

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Hello

  I understand that you want to enable virtualization in the bios.

  When you access the menu of the bios you should switch on security, then should be the option to enable the feature and system security.

  Please let me know if it helps.

  Thank you

• BIOS for the hardware virtualization support

  I would like to know if there is somewhere an official list of HP laptop computers that support hardware virtualization.

  I'm looking for this list, because I know that a laptop computer with a processor compatible virtualization can sometimes miss the option to enable virtualization in the BIOS Setup screen.

  For example: http://www.wimsbios.com/forum/notebook-bios-and-other-problems-f38/enable-virtualization-amd-t13843...

  If this list is not available, I would like to know at least if virtualization is supported on the HP15-N071SL model, I consider my next new laptop.

  Thank you!

  Hi Pyjo,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I read your thread on HP Pavilion Notebook 15-n071sl. It shows me that this computer has the ability. Here is a link to read about the machine virtual compatibility.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• Is it better to turn on hardware virtualization or not

  I'm a user at home and quite happy with windows xp mode. The processor in my computer is an i5 and it supports hardware virtualization. If I enable it in the BIOS, it would improve the performance of Windows Virtual PC? And as much as I turned off the Virtual PC, turn on HD Vir would affect the performance of my windows 7 compared to when it has been disabled?

  Hello

  Instructions to enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS of your PC are specific to the OEM models. It is important that after changing the settings of the BIOS of the PC is completely off at the power switch before you restart for the new BIOS settings can take place.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/support/configure-BIOS.aspx

• Pavilion DV2 1030ea - how to turn on hardware virtualization?

  Hi, the processor in my new laptop (that I've recently updated win7 for free through the free upgrade offer from HP!), but some software that I use for work only runs under XP so after installing the software "windows XP mode" from microsoft, it tells me that my hardware virtualization is disabled and must be enabled in the bios Unfortunately HP totally paralyze the phoenix bios removing all semblance of configurability and there is no option to turn it on, is what someone found out how?

  any info is much appreciated

  TIA

  OK I worked on how to do it myself, for anyone who is interested to do this first download a tool called symcmos.exe, starting back with a diskette of win98 or a freedos prepared the USB (to do and not just a windows command prompt) with symcmos.exe on the same diskette/usbstick and operating the prompt back ,

  symcmos-V2 - Lcmos - output.txt

  When it's finished restart in windows and then edit cmos - output.txt and find the line that reads

  (017D) [0000]

  and change it to show

  (017D) [0001]

  then save it as cmos - output1.txt on the disk/usbstick

  Now restart in dos with the diskette/usbstick drive and run

  symcmos-V2 - Ucmos - output1.txt

  Once it's initialization complete in windows and you will find that your hardware virtualization is now activated. Why HP in their wisdom decided to disable parts of the processors capabilities is beyond me! but there is always a way to turn these things lol.

  This mode is for a HP DV2-1030ea with F27 bios version. I may be able to help others with different laptop/bios versions so if you want your on virt material just after here

• How to turn on hardware virtualization on my computer?

  Hello community VMware,

  I have a question quite simple and intuitive. At the moment the computer I use is an Acer Aspire 7736-6080 running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and I'm using VMware Workstation 7.0

  I get an error in VMware saying that I need to enable hardware virtualization, but I have no idea on how to do it eventually. I discovered on the internet that I need to do it via the BIOS and it must be called virtualization technology (VT).  I have a BIOS from Phoenix Technologies and I went through the BIOS configuration utility and there it says nothing on VT or hardware virtualization. So I don't know how to solve the problem. I need someone to show me how to turn on VT or hardware for virtualization. If it's any help the CPU I used is Intel (r) Core 2 Duo T6600 CPU 2.20 GHz and Intel Centrino inside.

  Any help will be much appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Patrick Goralski

  your previous thread has been locked because of what you're trying to reach, so be careful

  How to turn on hardware virtualization?

  In addition, for what it's worth sytem does not support you the VT anyway, then you will not be able to run 64-bit guests.

• How to enable Intel Virtualization on x 220?

  I need to install the XP Mode and Virtual PC on my 220 portable x that uses Win7Pro as the operating system.  I believe that I need to enable hardware virtualization through the BIOS and I'm changing the BIOS setting but can't seem to find the right one.

  Strike F1 annoys me in the installation program, then "Config" and then "CPU" that does not show me an option to change it.  As part of the CPU, I only see options for "Core multi processing" and "HyperthreadingTech".

  I can't find anything specific while General searches or through Lenovo, nor is the manual useful.  Can anyone help?

  
  

• Z230: How to turn on hardware virtualization on HP Z230

  The Hyper-V platform will not install because I have to first enable hardware virtualization. I've done it before on multiple computers. But on the new Z230 HP I just unpacked it, I can't find the setting in the BIOS.

  BIOS version v01.42 L51

  ME Version 9.1.20.1035 firmware

  He is a really strong machine. I really hope, really it has support of virtualization or I will probably have to return it.

  Hello:

  It should be within the Security menu.

  See Chapter 2, page 29 of the the service manual on the link below...

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.Oid=5367825&docid=emr_na-c04181341&docLocale=en_US

• Hardware virtualization enabled on the platform of workstation Hyper V works ok with 7 not with 8

  Last week I got an equipped HP XW 6600 renovated workstation of two-processor Xeon E5450 Quad Cores. I played with Windows 2008 R2 Server Evaluation edition and was able to run the Hyper-V platform and run on a Windows 8 Pro evaluation version and a version of Fedora Linux.

  Just this morning I put on day of Windows 7 Pro x 64 for Windows 8 Pro x 64, with hardware virtualization enabled in BIOS.

  The Hyper-V platform worked well in Windows 2008 R2 Server, but on my new install of Windows 8 Pro (not the trial version but a good licensed one)

  The Hyper-V platform feature is grey.

  If you move you mouse a message appears:

  Cannot install Hyper-V: the processor does not have BATTEN (second-level address translation capabilities. My HP got two Xeon E5450 Quad Core processors.

  What is happening here.

  The solution... I found it myself:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/7704.client-hyper-v-survival-guide.aspx

  Initially the message on the internet is that a Hyper V client on a Windows 8 machine requires a processor that has capabilities SLAT (Second level Address Translation). In my case, I have a HP XW6600 with two Xeon Quad Cores - E5450 workstation and how wonderful they are... no SLAT.

  The best way I've found that works is the link above.

  What you have to do is go to the command line by typing in the search (Windows key + W) charm and the search for CMD.exe and then run as administrator.

  Then go to the command-line - C command prompt and type in there, Dism / online Feature /featurename:microsoft - Hyper-V-all, then press on [Enter]

  Your system will reboot, reboot, and check all of the features of Windows and you will see the check mark and is more gray.

  TATAAA spoon