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Intel Core i7 920
motherboard Alienware 04VWF2
bios a11
i hit f2 on bios and i get cmos settings and i can't find Virtualization
i checked if my cpu is compatible
http://ark.intel.com/products/37147/Intel-Core-i7-920-P...
motherboard Alienware 04VWF2
bios a11
i hit f2 on bios and i get cmos settings and i can't find Virtualization
i checked if my cpu is compatible
http://ark.intel.com/products/37147/Intel-Core-i7-920-P...
ThePotato97
August 17, 2014 3:17:56 AM
Jcomptech said:
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
So what is your iniative in doing this? Is there a issue with your cpu that causes this?to use a feature on a program I need to enable virtualization
by the way it is windows 8.1 pro
I think it would be a motherboard issue. I would try going into the BIOS and resetting your computer first. Otherwise, you may need to update BIOS. I personally do not like that, but if you need to use that feature then a BIOS update may be your only option.
i updated bios
Run it for a while and see what it does, if does it again. Try reinstalling drivers and or put on NEW Thermal paste on your heatsink. What heatsink are you using, if I may ask?
I managed to find a way around by flashing vmdisk.img to usb then booting from it
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
So what is your iniative in doing this? Is there a issue with your cpu that causes this?to use a feature on a program I need to enable virtualization
by the way it is windows 8.1 pro
I think it would be a motherboard issue. I would try going into the BIOS and resetting your computer first. Otherwise, you may need to update BIOS. I personally do not like that, but if you need to use that feature then a BIOS update may be your only option.
i updated bios
Run it for a while and see what it does, if does it again. Try reinstalling drivers and or put on NEW Thermal paste on your heatsink. What heatsink are you using, if I may ask?
ThePotato97
August 15, 2014 9:36:37 AM
Jcomptech said:
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
So what is your iniative in doing this? Is there a issue with your cpu that causes this?to use a feature on a program I need to enable virtualization
by the way it is windows 8.1 pro
I think it would be a motherboard issue. I would try going into the BIOS and resetting your computer first. Otherwise, you may need to update BIOS. I personally do not like that, but if you need to use that feature then a BIOS update may be your only option.
i updated bios
ThePotato97 said:
Jcomptech said:
So what is your iniative in doing this? Is there a issue with your cpu that causes this?to use a feature on a program I need to enable virtualization
by the way it is windows 8.1 pro
I think it would be a motherboard issue. I would try going into the BIOS and resetting your computer first. Otherwise, you may need to update BIOS. I personally do not like that, but if you need to use that feature then a BIOS update may be your only option.
ThePotato97
August 15, 2014 8:40:01 AM
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