<-not solved. HP Pro 6405, AMD - V enabled in the BIOS, but win7 pro 64 bit, it detects not

So, I have virtualization enabled in BIOS, and I tried like hell to get the Microsoft HAV tool to detect. This isn't.

VirtualBox does not detect it either. In fact, the tool from AMD (AMD-V_Hyper - V_Compatibility_Check_Utility.zip) does detect too.

It's the broken BIOS from the manufacturer?

Isn't it necessary a patch applied to Microsoft to fix this, or is HP responsible for setting their own products via a new updated BIOS?

And, before you post a reply, Yes, I went to the BIOS, security options, the value of virtualization "activated", recorded and then turns off the PC for 30 seconds before restarting it.

I get emails asking me what was my solution...

Here it is:

I replaced it with a completely different PC. I took the original piece of crap, loaded by default, and he sold to one of my clients who didn't need the service VM.

I ordered and based on Intel 3400 Pro series, compatible Intel VT - x and it worked right out of the box.

I lost too much valuable time on this AMD System. It is broken,

To HP, you and your technicians have no idea how to solve this problem, because it cannot be resolved. I will not replace more motherboards, processors and any other nonsense you keep sending me to Exchange. This model is broken from the outset and I advise anyone who has to ask for a RMA and replace the product Intel.

So this is my solution.

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