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• Cannot use 'lab1' host because the host CPU is not compatible with the judgment of the virtual machine suspend state.

  I see that this error was mailed here, but can't seem to find a position with a resolution.

  We use Lab Manager 4.0.4 and just upgraded the hosts in our laboratory.  Before updating to ESXi 4.1 ESX 4.0 u1, we cancelled all VMs in all configurations.  There is none who were suspended, they were all turned off.  We have improved vcenter 4.0 to 4.1 as well.  We moved from a dell poweredge 1950 with two quad core intel L5410 to a r610 with two quad core intel processor E5506.

  When I try to turn on some of the lab configurations (our VM models all work fine), I get this error:

  • Cannot use 'lab1' host because the host CPU is not compatible with the judgment of the virtual machine suspend state.

  I threw the State for the lab configuration (even if it was turned off and cancelled) and still get this message.  I guess the processor architecture of these chips is quite similar, and both are Intel.

  If I go into this directory of Manager of laboratory inside the data store for one of these virtual machines that does not light and add to the inventory, he turned and starts fine on my server esxi 4.1.  So how do Lab Manager to get account it's well deploy and start it?

  Hey billk.

  Although not supported completely, you can solve it by going to the SQL of Lab Manager database.  Make sure that you back up your database before you do anything like that.

  Open the table "fsdir" and corresponds to the dir_id with the id Lab Manager VM.  Once you find the relevant line, change suspend_proctype_id to null (Zero-Ctrl).  You can do this while Lab Manager is still running.

  The results can be unstable (i.e. Windows can crash if it was a drastic change of CPU), but at least you look at a hard reset.  The bat reset certainly not being able to return to the previous state.

  Also note that while Lab Manager does not include CVS, if you activated, your virtual machines still work in CVS mode.  If you have a mixture of heterogenious of hosts in a cluster for Lab Manager, you can see this question pop up a lot.  There is absolutely nothing wrong with take back the virtual machine because of the VCA, but Lab Manager thinks otherwise and prevents it.

• Host CPU is not compatible with the requirements of the virtual machine in the level 0 CPUI register x 1 'ecx '.

  I have a cluster of three ESX servers.  They are IBM 3650 and they are the exact same material bought at the same time.  They even the same exact versions of the firmware (bios, bmc, nic firmware, HBAs, raid, HDD firmware, rsa, etc.).  I started their reclassification of ESX 3.5u3 to ESX4 with all the latest patches.  Then I updated one moved some top vm and upgraded vmware tools and virtual materials without problem.  So, I went and upgraded the following ESX Server and has started moving the machines on that one and upgraded vmware tools and virtual hardware.  I tested the functionality of the ESX servers and they seem to work fine.  I vmotioned machine version 4 hardware virtual machine between the two developed level ESX host very well so I me with the upgrade process.  Then I had to vmotion, one of the virtual machines updated (version 7 of material) between the two ESX hosts newly improved and they won't vmotion.  It gives me the error CPU host is not compatible with the requirements of the judgment of the VM to CPUID level register 0 x 1 'ecx '.  The full error message is in the attachment.

  Apparently, the virtual machine hardware upgrade exposed a few additional things virtual machine that prevents vmotion to work.  I don't know what and I'm quite surprised because these machines are identical identical hardware and firmware.

  All of the suggestions.

  This is a known unfortunately problem

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1011294

• Host CPU is not compatible with the requirements of the virtual machine to CPUID

  Hi all

  I try to power on a virtual machine Windows 64 bits on the ESX the Vcenter 4.1, I keep receiving the message:

  "CPU host is incompatible with the requirements of the virtual machine to CPUID level 0 x 80000001"edx"registry."

  Hist goals: 0000:1000:0001:0000:0000:1000:0000:0000

  * Longmode, required when a virtual machine is configured for 64-bit guest OS

  My equipment is the intel core i7 920, with MMX, SSE (1,2,3,3S,4.1,4.2), EM64t, VT - X

  My motherboard is ASUSTeK computer Inc., P6T DELUXE

  Please let me know if you can help,

  attached some shots compared to the problem

  Do you mean that because I'm under ESX 4.1 on VMWARE WORKSTATION, that is why I will not be able to run a 64-bit guest operating system?

  Yes, this is the case, and there is no work around.

• VMotion error: host vmware cpu is not compatible with the requirements of the judgment of the VM to CPUID level register 0 x 1 'ecx '.

  Problem: I can't move my Exchange vmserver2 a vmserver1 server.

  Error: "host vmware cpu is not compatible with the requirements of the judgment of the VM to CPUID level register 0 x 1"ecx"

  
  Details:

  Vmware KB:

  * Ensure that the hosts have the same features enabled in the BIOS of the servers. If there is an incompatibility between the servers BIOS configuration even if they are physically identical, they always show a compatibility error message. The two most common to check features are the No-Execute memory Protection (NX / XD) and virtualization technology (VT / AMD - V).

  A ran the CPU utility Vmware as referenced by

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1003718

  
  "CPU that have similar features. "This means that the need of processors from the same manufacturer (AMD or Intel), be of the same family (Pentium, Xeon, etc.), and have common features extended between ESX servers involved in the VMotion.

  My results:

  vmserver1 Dell Inc.    PowerEdge 2950 2 Intel Xeon E5405 of CPU @ 2.00GHz
  vmserver2 Dell Inc.    PowerEdge 2950 2 Intel Xeon L5410 of CPU @ 2.33 GHz

  They both share exactly the same characteristics:
  FT support
  Enable VT
  VT Capable
  NX/XD
  FFXSR
  RDTSCP
  SSE
  SSE2
  SSE3

  Support Relaxations:
  NX/XD
  RDTSCP

  Relaxations unsupported:
  All THE features of the SSE
  FFXSR
  CMPXCHG18B

  In the 'Show Windows debug' it reads 'of the compatible CPU"

  This virtual Exchange machine works since Esxi version 3.5.  I am testing now vCenter Server 5.0 with version 5.0.1 on the Esxi server.

  Note: I've also been meeting random uses CPU high, leading from Windows Server 2008 to lock up completely.  I have found no trace of problems within the Windows host and Vcenter is not questions.  I have "reset" of the virtual machine in order to get the server back online.  The CPU to the top lock is random and the server can run for days with no problems. * Don't know if it's related...

  Virtual host config Exchange computer:
  Guest operating system: MS Windows Server 2008 64 bit
  version 8 of virtual machine
  CPU: 4vCPU
  Memory: 10240MB
  Overload memory: 420,61 MB
  vSphere HA Protection: protected
  Host CPU consumed: the 209 MHz

  Maps: vmserver1 watch "CPU is not compatible" CPU: 0% (none of the virtual machine running)
  Consumed host memory: 9823,00 MB
  Active memory of Fords: 409,00 MB

  Views of storage: I have a warning symbol on the QNAP iSCSI disk that hosts the virtual Exchange computer but I see no record... I'm new here...

  I understand that vmotion apply restrictions on the movement of VM compatibility to avoid it.  The components of the HA does not apply to these requirements.  We tested yesterday HA, succsessfully and this how we came to be stuck with the Exchange vm on vmserver2 and it cannot migrate to vmserver1.

  I appreciate your time and consideration,
  Tim

  It seems that you have two different processor speeds. Try the VCA mode and also check the BIOS version you and make sure they match.

• HP Pavilion 17 Laptop: impossible to switch to windows 10 windows 8.1 because the cpu is not compatible.

  Hello

  When I tried to download windows 10 via the 10-notification windows on the taskbar, it said that my laptop could not download windows 10 because my processor is not compatible. I am running windows 8.1, and normally all laptop running windows 8.1 should not have problems with the cpu upgrade to windows 10, so I don't know what could be the problem.

  Your portable computer is compatible with Windows 10.

  You have no need for the icon get Windows 10 to install Windows 10.

  You can download an ISO or proceed directly from the Microsoft web page at the following address. https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/Windows10

  Some drivers have been provided by HP alreaduy at the following link.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-17-notebook-PC-series/5401229/model/7101268#Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30R1

  You can get the rest of the drivers required since Windows update.

• The host CPU is not able to run 64-bit virtual machines

  I am running VMWare Server Console on a Windows 2003 64 bit OS 1.0.3 and prepare to create a 64-bit VM server to test a new application on.  This forum server works on is a SuperMicro SuperServer 6025 B - TR +.  I entered the bios and activated the virtual bios in the CPU settings.  However, when I start my VM, I get the following error:

  «You have configured the virtual machine as an operationg system 64-bit client.»  However, this host processor is not able to run 64-bit virtual machines or this virtual machine has 64-bit support disabled.

  I looked online and saw some references to allow an EM64T which was to be activated but I do not see this option in my BIOS.  Someone at - it any other suggestions as to what I have to do to get the virtual machine to use the 64-bit compatibility.

  Unfortunately, the 1.x server logs are a little sparse in this regard.  However, it seems that you have mixed steppings of physical processors.  In this range of models, Intel changed the VMCS review between the Bx steppings and Gx steppings ID, making it incompatible for the execution of VT - x.  Realizing their mistake, Intel has provided to OEMS for a microcode patch that makes the revision ID the Gx stepping VMCS matches that of the Bx stepping.  OEMs distribute this patch of microcode as a BIOS update.

  In short, an update of the BIOS of your system provider should solve the problem.

• VMware ESXI host Client is not compatible with the Ipad

  Hi all

  First of all I want to say that I am very happy with the introduction of the ESXI host Client, it's a very good start for not having a vSphere client to be installed.

  One thing I was hoping too is compatible with mobile devices, for example, an IPad. Unfortunately this isn't the case. Not for IOS 8 or 9

  I tried several browsers without a bit of luck.

  There are several problems;

  • The page is not scaling properly
  • The top bar is not visible, you can, for example, sign out
  • The Web page expands when you rotate the page on the iPad horizontally, not having not not able to see the Web page complete.

  I found these problems in Tech Preview, build 2015.08.25.3015331 combined with ESXI 6 with the latest patch

  Kind regards

  Marcel

  Hi Marcel,.

  Thanks for pointing out these problems. We have made a few improvements wrt. support iPad in the last version of the adventure. Could you update and let me know how it goes?

• HP ProLiant DL380 G4 can not install Windows 2003 x 64 error «...» CPU is not compatible with x 64 mode... »

  I try to install a Win2003 64 bit VM on ESXi 4 but get the error that x 64 processor not supported. The server has Intel E7520 Chipset and Xeon 2 x 64-bit clocked at 3.6 GHz processors. It should be possible to run virtual machines with Win2003 x 64, right? Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

  Thanks for any help.

  While ESXi 4 will install, DL380 G4 platform is not supported.  This generation of processor (Xeon 51xx) taken supported operating systems for 64-bit, but there is no VT extensions.  It's why he can't support 64-bit clients.

• Win2K8 - this processor is not compatible with the 64-bit mode

  This is my first shot to create a virtual machine VMware

  We just got a new server in a data center

  Its windows 2008 Server. (the 64-bit version)

  My plan is to run a Server 2008 ontop of a host of Server 2008 virtual machine

  First I used a converter for P2V - this bit has been successful, so basically I took a picture of the host and converted to a Virtual Machine.

  I put the image to use 1 core of the dual core CPU and the memory (4gig) half and half of disk space on drive D (50 GB)

  Then I installed virtual server 2, and any

  Then I installed the thing that makes you see the window in Internet Explorer (some may be active x thing?)

  In any case, at the time of starting the server VM, I get the message:

  -

  ---

  Windows Boot Manager

  Windows could not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. to solve the problem:

  1. Insert your windows installation disc, and then restart your computer

  2. choose your language settings

  3. click on repair your computer

  If you do not have the disk contact sys admin...

  file: \windows\system32\winload.exe

  status: 0xc000035a

  Info: attempt to load a 64-bit application, however this CPU is not compatible with the 64-bit mode.

  -

  ---

  I'm a little confused on this, the server is located in a datacenter somewhere and I don't think that the CD option is viable, because they will probably be responsible for a lot of things to do

  Any ideas what I should try?

  the cpu is 64-bit but because I split at the image, I'm not sure if that is break things

  Any advice appreciated

  Thank you

  You can run virtual servers, they simply can be 64-bit because your processor doesn't support VT

• Host CPU is Incompatible - car Upgrade to vSPhere 4

  We have 4 ESX host with identical hardware and CPU (they were purchased at the same time). Since the upgrade to vSphere 4 I can't using vMotion to migrate specific VMS between hosts.

  I get the error in the attached photo.

  Anyone has any ideas, I'm a bit confused because the CPU is all identical, I have even doubled checked with "VMWare CPU Info".

  HI Marc P

  You are probably affected by this specific bug ESX(I) 4:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1011294

  "VMotion stops working after upgrade to vSphere 4.0 with a host processor is not compatible error"

• Satellite L650 und Windows 10 error: this CPU is not supported

  Hello

  I have the satellite L650 not modelsk1ja-0e8017

  Recently I have continually mistake to Get windows 10 app 'this CPU is not supported.
  I try by activation and deactivation of NX bit, but it does not work. When will you provide new bios after the version 2.4 of the BIOS?

  I read on the similar message on CPU is not compatible with the new system Windows 10.
  Obviously this is a bug in software and it would be already solved Ms.

  I recommend you to check the updates system available for download and installation, install all Windows patches, reboot the laptop and re-run this tool from Ms.

• After the installation of Windows Vista, I get this error: winload.exe tries to load a 64-bit application, but this processor is not compatible with the 64-bit mode.

  I recently installed Windows Vista on my Dell Inspiron 6000. This installation is completed successfully, but when I tried to start, I got an error message:

  Winload.exe

  Attempt to load a 64-bit application, however this CPU is not compatible with the 64-bit mode.

  I've been clean installation Windows Vista Home Premium. I already had Windows XP Media Center 2004. What should I do?

  Thank you

  Ryan

  Hello

  Do a clean install of XP with the XP disk provided by Dell, if you.

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/OperatingSystems/SS/instxpclean1.htm

  If you do not have your XP disk, you can contact Dell and ask them to send you a XP disc.

  They should do this for a small fee.

  You need to change the Boot order to make the DVD/CD drive 1st in the order of startup and startup disk:

  How to change the Boot order in BIOS:

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixtheproblem/SS/bootorderchange.htm

  "How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246

  Vista installation was able to destroy this option of relocation:

  And if you have never received a recovery disk when you bought your computer, there should be a recovery Partition on the hard drive to reinstall XP back on how you purchased your computer.

  The recovery process can be started by pressing a particular combination of the key or keys at startup. (Power on / start)

  A Dell must rely on Ctrl + F11 at STARTUP to reinstall XP

  See you soon.

• CPU indicated as compatible HP does not seem to be compatible.

  I have one P6313W. I was looking to upgrade the processor. Upgrade processor HP section said that the processors "AMD Phenom II X 4 9xx/9xxe/8xx Quad-Core (Deneb)" were compatible. I bought an AMD Phenom II X 4 965 and installed only to receive an incompatible CPU at startup error. It turns out that the power of my CPU is 125w and max that will accept my MoBo is 95. Now the section of processor upgrade HP says nothing about the power and CPU I bought was listed as compatible. So my question is, is there a way to get around the limit of CPU power (and that would be even smart) and if not, what is my recourse to buy a $100 processor + who doesn't even though HP says it would be? I know, run-on sentence

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6313w and its card mother M2N78-(Violet6). According to the specification, this model supports processors "AMD Phenom II X 4 9xx/9xxe/8xx (Deneb) Quad-Core", as you have already said. Note that it is not the "b" list - Business or 'BE' - Black Edition CPU compatible. In addition to not be listed as compatible, the AMD Phenom II X 4 965 comes in 125 w and w 140 versions hanging next to TDP 95 watts of the motherboard.

  Sorry, but there is no way to use this processor on your motherboard. Further, there is no recourse as the CPU has not been listed as compatible. If you were able to overcome the problem of power in watts TDP and the question of the BIOS, you would probably ruin the motherboard using the CPU.

  Please send Bravo

• Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver is not compatible with Windows 8

  "" I am currently running windows 7 and was about to upgrade to windows 8, but the upgrade of Windows 8 Wizard says that "Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver is not compatible with Windows 8 '. Is there any solution for this? How to install the drivers USB 3.0 for windows 8? Should I uninstall the drivers before updating?

  Help, please

  I thank in advance

  Hi badesha99.

  I'm glad to know that you've posted on the forums of Windows 8.

  I suggest to uninstall the driver and upgraded to Windows 8.

  USB 3.0 driver Windows 8 has native box, which is automatically installed after upgrade to Windows 8.

  See the mentioned link below for more information.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/USB3/sb/CS-033870.htm

  Hope the above information helps and let us know the question in your next post.