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• installation of FF breaks Microsoft Application Virtualization Client with XULRunner error!

  We have a document management major (Java-based) program to work. It works through virtualization: "C:\Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft Application Virtualization Client\sfttray.exe" / launch "Cosa 18.0.0.4752.

  When I try to run the program once I installed FF I get a XULRunner error: error: platform version ' 18.0 ' is not compatible with minVersion > = 19.0.2 maxVersion < = 19.0.2.» After that, the program does any launch. When I uninstall FF, it works again. I installed as standard IE browser.

  I tried to install XULRunner 19.0.2. But being a noob, rather, it does not appear to be installed as a program. And it shouldn't be part of FF offshore already? I have the latest version of FF! Operating system is Win7 64 b.

  What should do? I think it's weird that client virtualization is suddenly pointing to the installation of FF.

  I solved the problem! On a co-workers computer, I noticed the firefox.exe process. She has not installed ff. Apparently, the document management program is actually a full-screen, the package based on a browser, using FF.

  When I installed FF 19.0.2 it conflicted with virtualization, running version 18. I lowered my install FF at 18.0. The document management program now embarks on a new tab, no errors.

• Enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS

  I'm trying to run a virtual machine on virtualbox, but it needs hardware virtualization enabled in my bios (it says).

  I have a HP Pavillion a6347.it with Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q6600, where hardware virtualization should be possible (read this: http://ark.intel.com/products/29765/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q6600-(8M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB... ).)

  How can I enable hardware virtualization in my bios?

  Thanks for all your support, I'm Italian sorry my bad English please

  If you have the option of hardware virtualization, virtualization or virtualization technology material that it should be located under the tab power options. "Other options which can be found under power options include"after current AC power', ' NX not execute ", S5 max energy saving" and "WOL in S5. If you don't see the option of virtualization on power, look through all the tabs options. If you don't see the option of virtualization anywhere in your BIOS, it is likely that it is not supported by your computer.

  Frank

• HP Elite x 2 1011 G1 L5G47EA: HP Elite x 2 1011 G1 UEFI and virtualization

  Hi *.

  I have situation as follows. More then a week ago I had my HP Elite x 2 1011 G1 tablet with a keyboard of HP and Windows Pro 8.1 power on board.  I like more a Windows 10 Pro so I purchased a single license and installed.

  Looks like I had to fast and I forgot to create a copy of recovery of Windows Pro 8.1. Later I discovered that although I have a W8.1 USB recovery partition EFI of W10 upgrades so that the W8.1 copy is not accepted in the future. However for me it is not a main issue.

  One of the main reasons why I bought this set is Intel® Core™ processor M-5Y51, which supports Intel® (VT - x and VT - d) virtualization technology. I need it for my study, work and research. However, there is a problem. I need to activate it in the UEFI/BIOS. When I press ESC and F10 later, I need to sign in with the Windows credentials. It worked like a charm with no problems. Finally, I go to the Advanced tab in the top menu. I see options, but they are gray and I can't select required options.

  Why? How it is possible to solve? Thank you.

  Looks like I have this:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-system-and-recovery/BIOS-options-greyed-out/TD-p/2306901

  But it is really strange. Why do the guest account i only changes?

• Satellite R630 - 12G: Chipset and Bios support hardware virtualization

  No one has tested hardware virtualization with Toshiba Satellite R630 - 12G?

  It work?

  Thank you
  Tom

  Hello

  Laptop supports processor Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset and the Intel Core i5 - 450 M processor.

  Virtualization depends on the CPU.
  If the CPU compatible Intel VT virtualization should be possible.

  According to Intel, the Intel Virtualization Technology (VT - x) page is possible
  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=49022

• Tecra A11-11 q does support hardware virtualization?

  Tecra A11-11 q (with Core i3 - 330 m processor) does hardware support for virtualization?
  I run on this laptop XP Mode in Windows 7 Prof?

  Virtualization option (settings) is available in the BIOS?

• Qosmio G50-136 - how to turn on hardware virtualization

  Hello

  I have a Qosmio G50-136 with an Intel Core 2 Duo P8600, which is supposed to be YES to virtualization technology (intel VT - x) by intel itself ([intel | http://ark.intel.com/products/35568/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-P8600-3M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB]).

  My problem is that no available through HWSetup bios settings refer to the hardware virtualization.
  So is it possible to activate it? I run mac os x 64 bit in vmware workstation.

  > My problem is that no available through HWSetup bios settings refer to the hardware virtualization.

  .and did you check the BIOS settings?
  To my knowledge, the VT can be enabled and disabled only in the BIOS.
  If these parameters is missing or not supported, you will not be able to turn the VT

• Cannot enable virtualization in my Bios Menu

  I am trying to run Vmware virtualization on my pc, but to do this, I think I have to go in my system BIOS and enable virtualization. However, I think I have entered in my BIOS and could not fine any option for virtualization. Can someone help me please? My computer is a HP pavilion and the model number is p7-1254. I have a Windows 7 64-bit.

  Hello

  Boot in the BIOS (F10) and change the setting from VT to activate and save.  See the image below.

  

  HP does not support VT on consumer PCs.  It has been mixed results with getting VT to work.

• Hardware virtualization enabled on the platform of workstation Hyper V works ok with 7 not with 8

  Last week I got an equipped HP XW 6600 renovated workstation of two-processor Xeon E5450 Quad Cores. I played with Windows 2008 R2 Server Evaluation edition and was able to run the Hyper-V platform and run on a Windows 8 Pro evaluation version and a version of Fedora Linux.

  Just this morning I put on day of Windows 7 Pro x 64 for Windows 8 Pro x 64, with hardware virtualization enabled in BIOS.

  The Hyper-V platform worked well in Windows 2008 R2 Server, but on my new install of Windows 8 Pro (not the trial version but a good licensed one)

  The Hyper-V platform feature is grey.

  If you move you mouse a message appears:

  Cannot install Hyper-V: the processor does not have BATTEN (second-level address translation capabilities. My HP got two Xeon E5450 Quad Core processors.

  What is happening here.

  The solution... I found it myself:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/7704.client-hyper-v-survival-guide.aspx

  Initially the message on the internet is that a Hyper V client on a Windows 8 machine requires a processor that has capabilities SLAT (Second level Address Translation). In my case, I have a HP XW6600 with two Xeon Quad Cores - E5450 workstation and how wonderful they are... no SLAT.

  The best way I've found that works is the link above.

  What you have to do is go to the command line by typing in the search (Windows key + W) charm and the search for CMD.exe and then run as administrator.

  Then go to the command-line - C command prompt and type in there, Dism / online Feature /featurename:microsoft - Hyper-V-all, then press on [Enter]

  Your system will reboot, reboot, and check all of the features of Windows and you will see the check mark and is more gray.

  TATAAA spoon

• Satellite C55D-C - no Support for virtualization?

  Hello.

  I can't find the option of virtualization in my brand new bios SATELLITE C55D-C. The system configuration is:

  C55D-C PSCQEE-009003CE SATELLITE
  AMD A8 - 7410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 graphics card
  8192 MB RAM

  This CPU, it is perfect to use with virtualization. Can you help me?

  Posted by cafrex
  

  Hello.

  I can't find the option of virtualization in my brand new bios SATELLITE C55D-C. The system configuration is:

  C55D-C PSCQEE-009003CE SATELLITE
  AMD A8 - 7410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 graphics card
  8192 MB RAM

  This CPU, it is perfect to use with virtualization. Can you help me?

  Please, I beg you. Little help?

• Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 and support for virtualization

  Hello

  I am (was to) buy a Toshiba Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 (from amazon.co.uk).
  The specifications look ideal for me, but at the last moment, I thought to check if VT - x extensions are supported.

  I know that the processor supports extensions (as detailed here: [http://ark.intel.com/products/71465/]), but I know also that the extensions are often not enabled (or there is no option in the BIOS to enable them).

  The expression "Virtualization Technology" (which is present on other pages of the specification) is clearly absent from the plug laptop here: [http://www.toshiba.co.uk/discontinued-products/satellite-c870-1h2/].
  I saw some comments that suggest the Satellite * Pro * series usually provides the support for virtualization, but it always seems to be missing on many current models of Pro's specifications.

  I don't know why the C870 would not support VT - x, when we know that his material, but the specifications indicate that this is the case. On the other hand, I found no references to people complaining about the lack of VT - x support.

  So my question is, the Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 actually does support VT - x, or not?
  (and if not, because it takes just a very small piece of code BIOS, why not?)

  Thank you

  > The same issue applies. These models are supported virtualization

  VT support is always depends on the CPU built in Notepad. But you mentioned it in the first post.
  According to the page of the Ark from Intel, the Intel Pentium 2020 M processor supports Intel Virtualization Technology (VT - x)

• Satellite Pro A300-28R - how to enable virtualization in the BIOS?

  I tried to enable the setting of virtualization in the BIOS and the setting is disabled and I was unable to change the setting to activate. I have flashed the BIOS to the new version, and now how to enable virtualization has completely disappeared.
  The laptop model is Satellite Pro A300-28R with Windows 7 Professional and BIOS version 2.10.

  How do I enable virtualization setting so I can run Windows Virtual PC mode to run compatible programs XP?

  Hello

  Did you check the specifications of your laptop first?

  The fact is that the processor must support this virtualization and according to the Web of Toshiba site, your laptop is equipped with processor Core 2 Duo T5870.
  I checked this on the page of Intel CPU and virtualization isn't supported. That means t, you can use this feature!

  Here you can see this:
  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=37034

• M9520f BIOS virtualization

  Just bought an Elite m9520f before I bought it in the store, I restarted a m9510f / m9500f and there was a virtualization option however I don't find it on this m9520f even after updating the BIOS 5.32... his machine is a 64 bit all boards may use a different bios? Thank you

  Found the solution on another forum. I had to switch to a processor Q9300 Q8300 series does not support virtualization.

• How to enable virtualization on Satellite L300-1DN?

  Hello
  I would like to know how to enable virtualization on Satellite L300 1DN please?
  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  General virtualization is not available on all computers laptops because it s based on the material and it must be supported on the CPU.
  On many models with processor supports virtualization, this option is added in the BIOS. Sorry, but if this option is not available in the BIOS settings nothing you can do about it.

• Satellite U500 - how to enable Intel virtualization technology?

  How to enable Intel Virtualization Technology Satellite U500 / if this feature is already available or not because im VMware configure in my laptop and when I used to to launch I get the message

  * You have configured the virtual machine to use an operating system 64-bit client. However, the 64-bit mode is not possible. This host does not support VT.*

  Either way, my laptop is Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, 3 GB RAM, Core2duo

  Hi hersi,.

  There are different models of U500 on the market with different hardware and virtualization is dependent on the BIOS and CPU. Not all Core2Duo processors support Intel VT technology.

  So before you start a lengthy discussion which U500 model you exactly? Can you post the exact model number please?