Hardware virtualization on E520 with i5 - 2540M clocked at 2.6 GHz

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  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.

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• Enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS

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

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  Laptop supports processor Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset and the Intel Core i5 - 450 M processor.

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• Need help to turn on hardware virtualization on my Lenovo Ideapad y330

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  I have ideapad Lenovo Ideapad 330 with Config like below:

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  Please provide a solution for it.

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  Thank you

  updating the BIOS will not help you because your chipset does not support vt. Thus, there is nothing you can do about it.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=35581&code=T5800

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  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.

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  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.

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• How can I disable hardware virtualization? EM64T in bios is greyed out.

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• 4730 proBook s: Ce that enables hardware virtualization

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  I do a course that asks me to run VirtualBox with OS 64-bit with her. Problem is necessary turn on hardware virtualization through the BiOs for this and I am not able to do this. I'm running a Probook 4730 of s with 64-bit, Sandy Bridge Chipset BiOs F.30 worm 68SRR running Windows 10.

  I checked the box of virtualization technology in the device Configuration menu and changed the virtualization technology menu item to change the menu Set Security Level. I even went and disabled the component of Hyper-V in the menu of Windows functions like VirtualBox told me too.

  Any help would be greatly appreiciated because it slows down my ability to do my course work down.

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  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.

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• 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

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  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

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  Intel Processor ID utility reports the following:

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  ARK | Intel & amp; #174; Core™ 2 Duo processor E8400 (3.00 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB, 6 MB Cache)

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  The TPM secure security is enabled in the BIOS

  VT. Reports for the two processors

  VT is disabled in the control of the MSR function!

  I can tell you with certainty if it works, but I would say that you ensure "VT - x" as well as "Execute Disable" are both enabled, and the other option you mentioned (VT - d, execution of trust, TPM) are disabled.

  After you change these settings, make sure you feed the cycle (power/power on) the PC after you have saved the settings. A simple reboot is usually not enough.

  André