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  , I have in 3 data centers Dell 1850, identical hardware configurations.  I installed Esxi 4.0 to the ISO from site Web de VMware dell custom help. He is successfully installed on all servers, without error at all. I've updated them all to the last generation, using VMware vSphere Client. I have a problem with one of the server when I want to use 64-bit machines, he realizes: this host does not support VT you have configured the virtual machine to use an operating system 64-bit client.  However, this host is not able to run 64-bit virtual machines or virtual computer has 64-bit support disabled. For more information, see http://www.vmware.com/info?id=152. I don't understand why I got this, servers are identical, versions of BIOS, firmware, and all updates are the same. There is also a warning in the configuration tab, on the State of health link.

  Thanks in advance for any helpful suggestion.

  Yes according to the description of CPU, it seems that they do not support intel VT:

  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=28016&processor=&spec-codes=SL7DX, SL7HH, SL7PF, SL7TD, SL8KQ

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• How can I get a virtual machine to see the graphic material?

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  Virtual machines have graphics cards ATI and NVIDIA - or else.

  Use of virtual machines VMware SVGA 2 cards - support or VMware SVGA cards with 3 d

  You need the drivers included in the vmware-tools - install other drivers is the sabotage of the machine virtual and not useful!

• Impossible to turn on the virtual machine with the following error: could not open the disk ' / path/to/vmdk-0001.vmdk ' or one of the Flash disk it depends on. Reason: Broken pipe.

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  I have suddenly inherited a VMWare installation a previous administrator and am now presented with a question.  The host VMWare runs on the free version of ESXi4.1.0 and is the only host running on this computer.  Don't currently save us the feedback, but I would like to.  I learned that I need to save at least the VMDK file for this in order to be able to restore it, but can't seem to find the procedure to copy it on the host to a place where I can have a copy.  Someone could shoot me a link or a piece of procedure?

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  <>

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