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Wow that's a wild endeavor there way too fast for a caveman
But yep definitely a Acer thing
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Wow that's a wild endeavor there way too fast for a caveman
But yep definitely a Acer thing
Cheers.
What CPU do you have? Run CPU-Z and it should tell you if your CPU is capable of Hardware assisted Virtualization.
Given that your BIOS looks ancient (copyright 2009?) that's at least 5 years... low-mid level CPU's didn't have VT in those days
Most modern Hypervisors require VT technology and have retired their old non-VT hypervisors...
Thanks,
Yea there is a new bios for this model but I doubt it would do any good,
Bios update available which ones :/ Solved - Windows 7 Help Forums
Cheers.
Hi Mike,
Your MB is using an Acer modified Phoenix BIOS. On the first screen when entering BIOS, select Frequency/Voltage Control then on the next screen select CPU Feature. You should get a screen (2nd screen) as shown below:
NOTE: If you don't have this option then it means your MB/CPU does not support virtualization. If you do then that's all you need to enable for VmWare, you don't need to add Hyper-V feature using VmWare.
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Last edited by topgundcp; 21 Nov 2014 at 20:35.
Hi and thanks,
The only item under frequency... is Spread Spectrum Enabled but that it
Cheers.