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Can virtualization be enabled on an acer aspire p3-171? I have tried entering bios but I can't seem to find a way to do so. I'm trying to run other os on VMware. My os is windows 8.1, cpu-intel.
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Can virtualization be enabled on an acer aspire p3-171? I have tried entering bios but I can't seem to find a way to do so. I'm trying to run other os on VMware. My os is windows 8.1, cpu-intel.
bios virtualization acer-aspire
asked Feb 3 at 3:12
janeDoe000janeDoe000
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Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46
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Can virtualization be enabled on an acer aspire p3-171? I have tried entering bios but I can't seem to find a way to do so. I'm trying to run other os on VMware. My os is windows 8.1, cpu-intel.
bios virtualization acer-aspire
asked Feb 3 at 3:12
janeDoe000janeDoe000
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Can virtualization be enabled on an acer aspire p3-171? I have tried entering bios but I can't seem to find a way to do so. I'm trying to run other os on VMware. My os is windows 8.1, cpu-intel.
bios virtualization acer-aspire
bios virtualization acer-aspire
asked Feb 3 at 3:12
janeDoe000janeDoe000
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asked Feb 3 at 3:12
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asked Feb 3 at 3:12
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Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46
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Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46
Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46
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Which Intel cpu?
– Moab
Feb 3 at 3:33
i5-3339Y, 1.50GHz
– janeDoe000
Feb 3 at 3:39
That processor supports virtualization, but since I cannot enter your bios myself its hard to help you. Some pc manufacturers do not allow enabling of VT-x for some reason.
– Moab
Feb 3 at 4:33
Some Acers don't allow HW virtualization to be enabled. Have you looked under all the BIOS sections? System configuration and Security sections also?
– essjae
Feb 4 at 22:25
Yes... probably this is the case:/
– janeDoe000
Feb 5 at 20:46