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

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• 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.

• your processor does not support long mode. use a 32-bit Vmware Data Recovery distribution

  Hi all

  When I tried to start VM in Vmware Data recovery, her gives me error as

  "your cpu does not support long mode. use a 32-bit distribution"

  I tried searching for the 32-bit version of data recovery, but not able to find out.

  Help, please

  Kind regards

  Selim Desai

  You can add a 64-bit host to a virtualized session of ESXi. The ability of VT is not transmitted to a guest operating system.

• CPU does not support long mode.

  Hello

  I have vmware esxi 4.0 installed on a HP dektop. I have already 3 VMS running (perhaps 32 bits), but today when I tried to install FreeBSD 64-bit and CentOS 64-bit, I get the following error "CPU mode is supported not long." or "use a 32-bit version.

  I find this kind of starange because ESXi4 only installs on 64-bit processors. For my processor supports the 64 bit, but whu not guest OS.

  (oh... everything is my Core i7 processor)

  Is there something that I am missing?

  Thank you

  Antonio

  The BIOS supports VT option VT is often turned off. There are other options in the BIOS may also be defined, but first try

• 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

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  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.

• Your browser does not support frames

  When I try to open the site internal ip (such as 10.44.2.10), I get an error: 'your browser does not support frames. I use Firefox beta 8. Firefox 7 opens this site without any problems, that is to say too.

  You get this message with this page?
  
  http://www.draac.com/framestest.html

• "Your browser does not support iframes, please use a different browser.

  I take an online course and this message appears when it is time for me to take my comments to the chapter.

  While I'm able to pass the test, I can not press 'continue', so I can't submit my test results.

  At the bottom of the control box it says "your browser does not support iframes, please use a different browser."

  My OS is updated, I upgraded to Adobe Flash and Reader, but I have no idea how to solve this problem.  I really need to be able to present my test results and unfortunately I lost several hours trying to figure this out.

  Safari supports iFrames.  The problem is the web site.  Contact them for support.  Or download a browser like Opera or Dolphin kick in one of those web site

• MS-DOS 16-bit subsystem. The system does not support the mode full-screen.

  I when even run some dos applications, which allows to work ok under XP mode full-screen, but when you use Vista or Windows 7. I can only rum these applications in a window.
  The error message is

  MS-DOS 16-bit subsystem. The system does not support the mode full-screen.

  Please is anyway I could run in fullscreen... I don't want to use a virtual machine.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated

  Of Ernest24

  http://www.dosbox.com/

  You might be interested in reading about DosBox.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• MS - (Win8.1) your processor does not support PrefetchW?

  OK, in 2012, many windows users have been attracted to try the new Windows 8.

  on a desktop Dell Pentium 4 2005, I installed windows8 pro x 64.

  and it has worked pretty well so far.

  now in 2014, I hear it takes to continue to support an upgrade to Windows 8.1?

  the problem is that Microsoft has added new restrictions of hardware to Windows 8.1?

  both single-core and even some dual-core PC that turns Windows 8 successfully.

  they are now locked this mandatory upgrade for Windows 8.1?

  Here is my screenshot after trying to upgrade to Windows 8.1.

  

  as you can see my CPU does not support the "PrefetchW?

  There are no updates latest BIOS for this motherboard from 2005.

  This system supports Windows 8 with no problems.

  It's only "PrefetchW" which is lacking.

  

  all required components are there,

  

  so my question is this?

  What is the "end of support Drop-Dead?

  for those of us who "can not put" because of "these new restrictions of material.

  at this Microsoft link.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/lifecycle-Windows81-FAQ

  It is said: " Why do you require Windows 8 customers switch to Windows 8.1". ".

  and this statement is made.

  "Windows 8.1 does not any hardware requirements compared to Windows 7 or Windows 8".

  of course, this statement by Microsoft is in error?

  This particular PC currently dual-boots Windows 7 Ultimate edition and Windows 8 pro.

  None of these 2 Windows OS need "PrefetchW.

  but I know that this requirement will not change.

  Once again what is the 'final date' that Windows 8 will receive support.

  on a system where Microsoft prevented any future updated.

  Thank you.

  The 'Official' date posted the C/net awhile back was in January 2016, or upgrade you to Windows 8.1 by then or not many updates to security. so by then you'll have to upgrade or lose these monthly updates.

• Your tv does not support the protection of the content of this program. Replace the cable HDMI TV com

  "Your tv does not support the protection of the content of this program. Replace the hdmi to the TV with component cables cable will allow you to view the program.

  I get this message when you try to watch HBO from Directv. DirecTV said it is because my tv does not support HDCP (I have KDL-46SL140), but it actually does. Anyone else having this problem?

  Hi Tom,

  Welcome to the community of Sony!

  This TV is compatible with HDCP you mentioned. Try the steps mentioned on the page below to resolve this issue:

  http://www.KB.Sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C387911

  Please indicate the solution as accepted, if you find this information useful.

  Thank you for your message.

• "Your host does not support the current settings for comments.

  My requirement of virtualization are demanding very high resolution on a Win2000, ESXi host guest.  I upgraded, using the stand-alone version of converts, but I can no longer switch to full-screen (the scale).  I get the following message:

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  Error

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  Connection error: your host does not support the current settings of comments in mode full-screen.  Try to reduce the color depth or resolution of your guest and try again.

  Impossible to enter full screen mode.

  Do you want to retry?

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  Yes No

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  Does perform a work around?

  Thank you

  Alan

  The vSphere client is a terrible Viewer. Very slow. W2K is also a limitation. Take a look at the other viewers if RDP is not suitable. Radmin is one I've used several years ago.

• "Your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight" when you try to install Silverlight on your computer.

  Original title: Silverlight problem

  OK, so something was wrong when I was watching Netflix and I had to uninstall Silverlight. When I tried to reinstall it, it says "your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight". I have a 64-bit version of Vista and I use Chrome. Can anyone help? I don't want to lose to Netflix.

  OK, so something was wrong when I was watching Netflix and I had to uninstall Silverlight. When I tried to reinstall it, it says "your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight". I have a 64-bit version of Vista and I use Chrome. Can anyone help? I don't want to lose to Netflix.

  Clean installation of silverlight and reinstall...

  How to clean a facility damaged Silverlight and then reinstall Silverlight

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2608523

• I need to install Silverlight, but when I download the installer and run it, it tell me that 'your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight.

  Silverlight installation problems

  I need to install Silverlight, but when I download the installer and run it, it tell me that 'your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight. I have Vista Ultimate, a 64-bit system.  Help, please.

  Hello

  It's the operating system Vista Installation Forum.

  Microsoft has set up Forums to specifically to questions of Silverlight.

  They should be able to help you there.

  http://forums.Silverlight.NET/

  See you soon.

• 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.