No access to the BIOS. Aspire V5 - 571G

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  -J' have an Intel Core i5-3570, clocked at 3.4 GHz

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  1 should. what course of action I take to access MY BIOS to activate Intel VT - x?

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  If anyone can help I will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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  Hello

  I recently improved my 8300 small form Factor Desktop of WIndows 7 window 10 HP. I need to access my system in the BIOS and have trouble making. I need to access my system BIOS in order to activate Intel VT - x, so I can create a Ubuntu Virtual 12.04.5 by using VMWare Workstation.

  Here's what I know:

  -My system has no parameters UEFI when I restart the computer while now shift then click on "Troubleshooting > advance Options.»

  -Pressing keys such as ESC, F1, F2 and F9 - F12 do not take me to the BIOS. Instead, they take me to the next menu;

  -Esc: Start Menu

  -F2: HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI

  -F9: Please select Boot Device Menu

  -F10: Hewlett - Packard computer put in place

  -F11: System Recovery

  -My BIOS is inheritance according to my request for information system.

  -J' have an Intel Core i5-3570, clocked at 3.4 GHz

  My questions are:

  1 should. what course of action I take to access MY BIOS to activate Intel VT - x? See the following image.

  2. I plan to the system through the Legacy BIOS mode BIOS flashing.  Am I wrong?  Yes.

  3. is there another way to activate Intel VT - x without access to the BIOS? No.

  If anyone can help I will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  

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