D10 does hardware support for virtualization in the BIOS?

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  HP dv4 1551dx does hardware support for virtualization? If support, how it allows?

  Thank you

  To help you in your query, I found a link from microsoft on the Windows 7 operating system, itself. The link will provide all the necessary information about your query.

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

  Please post the update of the solution for more help.

• Satellite L875D: There is possibility to enable virtualization in the BIOS?

  Hello

  I want to buy Toshiba L875D-S73.

  I know supports CPU AMD - V required for the performance of like Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization.
  But I don't hear anything about BIOS.

  Is - this ability to enable virtualization in the BIOS?
  Maybe you know?

  Unfortunately I do not have this model laptop but I guess there is no option for virtualization in the BIOS. If the processor supports the it, it must be enabled by default.

  I m not sure but I think that laptops equipped with platform AMD do not support virtualization technology, so in my opinion, you should buy model with no D in the name. All models with D have the AMD platform.

  Contact your local dealer and ick information on other models of laptops.

• It is only five years, since I bought the MBP. And "not Stopped Apple hardware support for this products just because they sell it?

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• Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 and support for virtualization

  Hello

  I am (was to) buy a Toshiba Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 (from amazon.co.uk).
  The specifications look ideal for me, but at the last moment, I thought to check if VT - x extensions are supported.

  I know that the processor supports extensions (as detailed here: [http://ark.intel.com/products/71465/]), but I know also that the extensions are often not enabled (or there is no option in the BIOS to enable them).

  The expression "Virtualization Technology" (which is present on other pages of the specification) is clearly absent from the plug laptop here: [http://www.toshiba.co.uk/discontinued-products/satellite-c870-1h2/].
  I saw some comments that suggest the Satellite * Pro * series usually provides the support for virtualization, but it always seems to be missing on many current models of Pro's specifications.

  I don't know why the C870 would not support VT - x, when we know that his material, but the specifications indicate that this is the case. On the other hand, I found no references to people complaining about the lack of VT - x support.

  So my question is, the Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 actually does support VT - x, or not?
  (and if not, because it takes just a very small piece of code BIOS, why not?)

  Thank you

  > The same issue applies. These models are supported virtualization

  VT support is always depends on the CPU built in Notepad. But you mentioned it in the first post.
  According to the page of the Ark from Intel, the Intel Pentium 2020 M processor supports Intel Virtualization Technology (VT - x)

• LabVIEW does not support for NI-DAQmx.

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  I am an absolute beginner with LabVIEW and I have the problem that even if I installed the latest versions of the NOR-DAQmx (9.7.5) driver and LabVIEW (2013) I get the error message "LabVIEW does not support for NOR-DAQmx. Please reinstall.

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• 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.

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• The administrator password for all computers on the network does not work for ONE of the computers on the network

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  The administrator password for all computers on the network does not work for ONE of the computers on the network. I need to log on as an administrator to install software, but the password does not work. It works on other computers, but not this one. How is this possible and how can it be solved?

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• No option of virtualization in the BIOS with the Portege R500

  Hello

  Thought I'd post a new thread as the old man seems to be dead...

  I just want to know if someone has been able to use an extensions of virtualization Portege R500 processor, Linux, Windows or any other OS. I guess that this will become a requirement of mainstream with windows 7 now out.

  If you have been able to use it, could you please put your laptop model correct (it should be on a sticker on the bottom)

  This was my original post, showing that the CPU must support her:

  I HAV a Portege R500 (or a model equivalent, bought the Japan), v BIOS 1.60 and everytime I try to use applications that supports virtualization extensions, I can't. I use linux as my OS, and he tells me that the virtualization extensions have been disabled by the BIOS.

  However, I can't find an option for this in the BIOS! R500 manual (form available from the toshiba support area), there should be an option, just after "core multi processing", I can see:

  Virtualization technology
  Sets of virtualization technologies enable or disable the Intel Virtualization
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  Virtualization technology Intel is the technique that allows a machine to
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  Activated
  Disables (default) virtualization technology.
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  But it isn't here!

  In addition, I see that virtualization is supported by the processor - the 'vmx' flag is present. The processor is model U7600, it should be supported. You can see from the Intel Web site:

  http://processorfinder.Intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLV3W

  Anyone know if it is available through he windows BIOS app (although it is not documented in the manual)? Anyone know if it is possible to contact Toshiba and ask them?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Are you sure there is NO virtualization option in the BIOS?
  Have you checked all the pages?

  I found your other thread on the clearing of password and you said this doesn t work, but maybe it works you need to check the VT option yet!

  More as you say, the processor must support the VT to VT option in the BIOS the Intel Core 2 Duo processor ULV U7600 support VT

  As far as I know there are also a few sets of cell phones where the VT option is not available in the BIOS, but if the processor takes in charge the VT VT is enabled by default as well as the VT option is not present in the BIOS.

• Satellite Pro A300-28R - how to enable virtualization in the BIOS?

  I tried to enable the setting of virtualization in the BIOS and the setting is disabled and I was unable to change the setting to activate. I have flashed the BIOS to the new version, and now how to enable virtualization has completely disappeared.
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  Did you check the specifications of your laptop first?

  The fact is that the processor must support this virtualization and according to the Web of Toshiba site, your laptop is equipped with processor Core 2 Duo T5870.
  I checked this on the page of Intel CPU and virtualization isn't supported. That means t, you can use this feature!

  Here you can see this:
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• HP Envy Phoenix 860-000np: How do enable you virtualization in the Bios

  Hi, can someone tell me how to enable virtualization in the bios on my Phoenix 860-000.

  When I access the bios Setup there is no option to set the State of Intel VT technology.

  Hello

  Looking at the bios of your PC Simulator, the option must be located on the Security tab. The system security.

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• Error - the computer is running an operating system Microsoft Dynamics CRM does not support for the installation of the Extension of reporting Dynamics CRM 2011.

  Original title: Dynamics CRM 2011 Extension of reporting facility.

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  Asked me to install this program called Extension Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 report Authoring on one of our PC network operations.  The computer is a Dell OptiPlex 960 under Windows XP SP3.  When attempting to install the program, you get the following error message:

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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... ).)

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  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.

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• Support for virtualization on Satellite C855

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  I just bought a Toshiba Satellite C855 29N. I am trying to run the virtualization on it, but running on the following questions:

  VMware Player;
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  This host is not compatible Intel VT - x.

  On the attempt of activation of Microsoft Hyper-V platform:
  Hyper-V cannot be installed. The processor has no virtualization required capabilities.

  The BIOS settings for the virtualization technology configured only for VT - x (another option is "off").

  Even if the laptop was advertised as an i3 - 2350 m, it actually comes with an Intel Pentium B960, which some "Googling" suggests that he does not support VT

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