undomiel wrote: » That processor does support Intel VT-x so I would check in the bios and ensure that it is enabled.
Lee H wrote: » What a big pile of wank MS are!!!
msteinhilber wrote: » CPU supports virtualization as mentioned, enable VT and execute disable as others said. Don't just save and restart in bios and expect it to work, you will likely need to power off and back on as well.
Lee H wrote: What a big pile of wank MS are!!! tiersten wrote: » How is it Microsoft's fault? They're not the one that made the CPU.
tiersten wrote: » How is it Microsoft's fault? They're not the one that made the CPU.
UnixGeek wrote: » Just curios - where have you seen the power cycling requirement before? Most of the systems that I've enabled VT on are Dells, and I've never seen that behavior.