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• CPU not supported

  I bought a hp desktop model p6653w and I wanted to upgrade my processor, I checked the Web site for the highest support the amd phenom II X 6 cpu so I bought it, I installed the cpu and im getting the CPU error not taken in charge, I checked to see if it was a problem with the bios update and I could not find any bios update for my model, I'd really like to upgrade I can take advantage of newer games that are being released, any help is greatly appreciated

  Here are the specifications of your HP 6653w desktop and his mother-N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix). Based on the specifications of the computer and the motherboard, the only Phenom II x 6 processors supported are those 95 watt Phenom II X 6 processors. Have you bought one of these models?

  Frank

• Message "CPU is not supported.

  my CPU was upgraded from windows 7 to windows 10. Well, I did a reinstall flash drive system. So, when 10 windows begin to have pictures in it, I tried to install window 10 flash player, it wouldn't work. so I formatted my hard drive & reinstalled my windows 7 recovery disk and then upgrade windows 10 asked me to update, I said yes, now I get the message "CPU is not supported.

  Last reply no where about useful! It is not a graphics issue or a multiboot installation

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  I understand how frustrating, it would be, I suggest refer you to the suggestion given by Andre Da Costa in the mentioned thread:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_10-win_upgrade/CPU-not-supported/a6cc9174-2991-47cb-9d22-9f5c08c3b7ab

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Anusha

• 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.

• Presario CQ5320F: upgrade the processor 'not supported CPU.

  I was looking to upgrade the CPU on my Presario CQ5320F, for most popular processors in the list on the HP site for my computer. So I bought one, actually two, of the AMD Phenom II X 4 processors (Deneb). When I installed it, them, I get a message saying that the CPU is not supported. I don't know how I got it done, but it does not work. I bought two of the processors by mistake. The code on the processors that I bought is "HDZ955FBK4DGM", which seems to be the processor in the list of compatible processors on the HP website.

  -AMD Phenom II X 4 9xx/9xxe/8xx Quad-Core (Deneb)

  -AMD Phenom II X 3 Triple-Core (Heka) 7xx/7xxe

  -AMD Phenom II X 2 5xx (Callisto)

  -II AMD Athlon X 4 6xx/6xxe (undactylopodite)

  -AMD Athlon II X 3 4xx/4xxe (Rana)

  -AMD Athlon II X 2 2xx/2xxe (Regor)

  -AMD Sempron 1xx (Sargas)

  I'd appreciate any help.

  Thanks in advance,

  nashville_bill

  Thank you for giving me the answer. I guess it's time to look for a new motherboard now.

  No doubt, it would be nice if someone let HP know this, so people like me would not try to use this processor with the motherboard.

• ProBook 6440 b: cannot upgrade to Windows 10 - "The CPU is not supported" error message

  Hello everyone

  I have a HP ProBook 6440 b. CPU is intel core i7 M640. It is currently running Windows 7 64-bit edition. I'm trying to update to 10 Windows using Windows 10 Upgrade Wizard and it gives me error. It says "Windows 10 does not work on this PC. The CPU is not supported (NX). »

  Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  Hello:

  I suggest that install you the upgrade from the DVD (authoring tool of your own from the link below - media Make).

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/Windows10

  The DVD will bypass the hardware checks.

  Also, when you install W10 from the disk, skip verification of updates when you are prompted.

• Desktop Pavilion a 1110n: CPU is not supported

  PC can't run windows 10 because the CPU is not supported, and the PC doesn't have enough RAM (512 MB on PC), they have not said how much I need RAM.

  .. .thank you for your reply... what I mean, is that because my CPU is old I will not be able to update to 10 Wdos, I understand about the lack of RAM, but it seems that the only way I'll be able to upgrade to 10 Wdos must but a new computer, if this is the case someone please notify me that he don't no way than my current Desktop Pavilion a 1110n purchsed in 2005 does not accept windows 10 download free... Thanks in advance for your consideration and response...

• Cannot install Silverlight, get error 1503, CPU does not support the SSE instruction set that Silverlight requires to run

  Original title: silverlight

  I tried to install Silverlight on my computer running Windows XP 32-bit with service pack 3. My question is, it downloads and then when I try to install, it appears that my CPU will not Silverlight support. I get the Message 1503, CPU does not support the SSE instruction set that Silverlight requires to operate.

  So here's my question... How can I fix it? And what is the problem? Any help would be appreciated... Is it a I need a new operating system problem or just a cranky computer problem?
  Thank you
  Lynn

  I tried to install Silverlight on my computer running Windows XP 32-bit with service pack 3. My question is, it downloads and then when I try to install, it appears that my CPU will not Silverlight support. I get the Message 1503, CPU does not support the SSE instruction set that Silverlight requires to operate.

  So here's my question... How can I fix it? And what is the problem? Any help would be appreciated... Is it a I need a new operating system problem or just a cranky computer problem?

  Thank you

  Lynn

  ========================================
  This means that your material is not up to the task.

  If you search the Forums Silverlight 1503
  you will find that you are not alone.

  Silverlight .NET forums
  http://forums.Silverlight.NET/search

  The following article explains what is a CPU.

  Central processing unit
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_processing_unit

• Upgrading from Windows Vista Home Premium at 8 - CPU does not support NX

  Hello

  I have Vista Home Premium (very probably OEM as it came with the PC) on a PC and I bought the upgrade license to Windows 8 Pro.
  I understand that it is in terms of the license transition, but here is my problem:
  The CPU does not support NX (and for sure there is no setting in the BIOS for this).
  So I can't move to 8.
  To replace the CPU, I need to replace the motherboard.
  If I replace the motherboard my understanding is I'm losing the license because it OEM.
  So, in reality, I can't switch to Win 8.
  The license, I bought said that I can pass any system running XP, Vista, Win 7 to 8 Win.
  It does not distinguish between older versions of Windows OEM and retail versions.
  For me, it's a huge conflict.
  So the question is:
  Can I change the CPU + motherboard to earn 8? or not?
  Thank you
  It has been some time but I finally had the time to do the upgrade (hardware + software).
  For history and for others who could come on this post with a similar question and be discouraged by responses like this:
  I contacted the technical support of MS and they confirmed that I had a Windows 8 Pro upgrade license and after upgrading my license would Win 8 Pro full-detail (what you want to call it). Essentially, after upgrade, I can reinstall any other motherboard. Of course you can only use a license on a machine at one time.
  (Of course your upgrade license type may be different to mine, so you should check they type of license)
  In any case, what is more interesting, it of that I got the confirmation that I can do a clean install and activate my upgrade license. Not only that, but they recommended the installation of Vista should not be present when installing on 8 to win. I was very skeptical and I asked for an account of the cat to be on the right side. They assured me that the support had made several times and is not a problem.
  And so, I do a clean install on the new motherboard (and a new player) and activated windows 8 with no problems at all.
  It seems very stupid that you can change the motherboard after the upgrade, but could not make the move and the Windows update at the same time. Fortunately, it is not the case.
  To me, it seems that the MS are aware that in you to go from XP (soon), they should also use the materials for the upgrade.

• Cannot migrate VM between 5.5 ESXi versions: the version of the product to the destination host does not support one or several CPU features

  We receive an error message that I am trying to make sense. I understand very well the notion of compatibility, CPU, CPUID, masking and so on, after working on a competitor hypervisor. However, this error seems wrong (or needs better wording) based on my understanding:

  Here is the message:

  ----

  A general error occurred: the version of the product to the destination host does not support one or several features of the CPU currently use by the virtual machine.

  Characteristics of CPUID level 0 x 1 'ecx' register are indicated with a '1' bit: x00x:xxx0:xx0x:x 000: x 0 11xx:00: 00xx:11xx

  ----

  
  

  This happened during the migration between two hosts ESXi with the same physical processors - in this case, a Westmere X 5650.

  
  

  The source host is on ESXi build 2068190 (5.5). The destination host is on ESXi build 1474528.

  
  

  The bits it seems to complain are:

  
  

  DTES64

  Monitor/MWait

  Cx16

  PDCM

  The punch line seems to be: "the product version of the destination host. However, I have trouble believing that support for these features have been added to ESXi between the two versions. If it were, VMware has been certainly silent about.

  For what it's worth, explicitly set us the CPUID masks in our virtual machines (no, CVS is not an option for us at this time.) This is the mask:

  CPUID.1.EAX = "00000000000000100000011001010001".

  CPUID.1.ECX = "00000010100110001110001000111111".

  CPUID.1.EDX = "10001111111010111111101111111111".

  CPUID.80000001.ECX = "00000000000000000000000000000001.

  CPUID.80000001.EDX = "00101000000100000000100000000000".

  cpuid.d.EAX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  cpuid.d.ECX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  cpuid.d.EDX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  Note that the bits of the message complains (2, 3, 14, 15) * are * in fact forced to '1' in our mask of cpuid.1.ecx. That means (if I understand correctly), ESXi does not have the virtual machine unless the host processor supports the feature. And in our case, the virtual machine will start with happiness on nodes, with both versions. It will be not simply migrate between them.

  So, long story short, is this a bug of ESXi? The error message is misleading? I understand something?

  Thank you

  
  Matt

  To use the masks feature VM in this way, you must replace all the 1 to your masks with-'s:

  CPUID.1.EAX = "00000000000000-000000 - 00-0 - 000-

  CPUID.1.ECX = "000000-0-00--000---000-000---".

  CPUID.1.EDX = '-000 - 0-0 - 0-

  CPUID.80000001.ECX = "0000000000000000000000000000000 -"

  CPUID.80000001.EDX = "00-0-000000-00000000-00000000000.

  cpuid.d.EAX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  cpuid.d.ECX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  cpuid.d.EDX = "00000000000000000000000000000000".

  Zeros erases the features that are not available on your hosts Westmere, and dashes will leave the other one features.  The problem with those masks was forced to you certain features on who would have normally been off.

• Error starting data recovery - "your CPU does not support long mode.

  Hello

  When I turn on the VM data recovery, and after that he begins the boot process, it displays a message "your CPU does not support long mode. Use a 32-bit distribution"

  Data recovery is installed on an ESX 4.0 update1 then the ESX is installed on a VMware Workstation 6.5.2 as a virtual machine in my home test environment.

  My processor is a 64 bit CPU (AMD Phenom 9950 Quad-Core).

  I wonder if this message is because the ESX is running in a virtual machine on the workstation may be that it not only Duke that the processor is a 64-bit?

  Someone at - he of the idea?

  Thank you

  Marcos

  You can run the 64-bit if clients your ESX is a virtual machine. VMware Workstation does not pass through the VT extensions that are necessary for the performance of a 64-bit as VDR host.

• RH EL 4.6 64 bit-> your CPU does not support long Mode?

  Hello

  I try to create a guest RH EL Linux 4.6_64bit on a HP DL585G1 ESX3i server build 123629.

  After the start of the guest, I get only the Message: "your CPU does not support long Mode. Use a 32-bit Distribution"

  The fool is, when I boot the direkt ServerHardware with this installation of EL HR CD, the installer runs fine!

  So what is happening here?

  Any clue?

  Thank you

  Thomas

  You may need to test if:

  (a) you run a review of 'good' (in terms of supported 64-bit comments) CPU (for example, several AMD chips have been officially ranked 'not kosher' VMware because of the inadequate support of segmentation) - see http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=1901 for more details.

  (b) AMD - V / Pacifica (VT if it is an Intel CPU) is not disabled in the BIOS of the computer.

• Tecra R10 - 10J: BIOS update abandoned "this computer is not supported.

  Hello

  My laptop is a Tecra R10 - 10J PartNumber PTRB1E-00D002FR, 1.40 BIOS version 11/13/2008.

  I recently bought and installed two modules of 4 GB RAM (8 GB). Enter the BIOS setup, I found 8 GB. Windows 7 64 bit also detects the 8 GB, but uses only 3.80! MemTest and diagnosis of CPU - Z are good for all of the 8 GB. I went from RAM modules from one location to another, but nothing has changed. If I replace a module of 4GB by a 2 GB memory, Windows 7 uses 5.80 is going well. Same result as any module of memory of 4 GB or slot I use.

  I suppose that problem comes from the BIOS. The 1.40 version does not support memory mapped IO functionality.

  So I followed the instructions on "http://fr.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/?download_drivers_bios.jsp?" to find the last good package to update BIOS for Tecra R10 - 10J. I downloaded and ran the BIOS310?. exe, but received the error message "this computer is not supported"?

  Can someone tell me how to upgrade my BIOS or did someone has a better idea to activate the full 8 GB of RAM support?

  Thank you for all!

  Axel Limousin

  Hello

  You must install the VAP (value added package) or if this package is already installed, you must reinstall/upgrade to update it.

  Disable the Antivirus software and disable things of security such as firewalls etc.

  Hope that you're lucky...

• My cpu doesnot supports Aero

  I had an old ibm cpu that is designed for windows xp. I want to switch to windows 7 so I downloaded windows 7 upgrade anti-counterfeiting and run it. The problem is that windows 7 does not support my controller of intel 82845 G/GL/GE/PE/GV graphics and my CS4281 WDM Audio.What do. If it is mandatory to buy a new card graphics and sound card. What is the cheapest price of the graphics card and sound card in India. I have another problem on the material. My cpu was an Ethernet port, but when I put fixed connection to nothing happens. My computer not found any material. What to do.

  Thank you!

  If you have a desktop computer, remove the housing cover and see if you have an available AGP graphics card slot.

  What is the specific model of your PC number?

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Error "the dynamic disks are not supported by this operating system." what configuration Raid 0 (striped) readers.

  I have my operating system installed on a single disc, and I bought two additional discs I want to implement in a Raid 0 configuration. I'm going to administrative tools > computer management > disk management > right-click on a single disc and select the new striped volume > add the second drive and fill the dialog box until I get to the part where the formatting is supposed to start. Then I am stopped by an error that says "the dynamic disks are not supported on this operating system."

  Who says that hard drives, I bought are not compatible with vista interlacing or it says that vista can not the striped disks. What is the problem?

  You need to configure raid 0 before installation of win, you cannot "convert" s simple drive to the part of a matrix of blocks.

  In general this is not a good idea to use software raid, too a overload the CPU. If you want to raid, invest in a dedicated hardware raid card, which for a decent cost probably more than your motherboard