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04-18-2018 09:28 AM
I am trying to get the virtialization enabled on my laptop for use in Docker.
I have enabled it in BIOS and it shows as checked.
I checked in Task Manager and it shows as Virtualization enabled
But when I try to launch Dockert tool box it is giving error
"This Computer doesn't have VT-X/AMD-V enabled. Enabling it in the BIOS is mandatory"
When I check through command line
wmic cpu get VirtualizationFirmwareEnabled - it is returning false
I read some forums and was told some bug in the registry is causing it but don't recommend any solution.
Any solutions?
Thanks
04-19-2018 08:21 AM - edited 04-19-2018 08:24 AM
Checked my BIOS...VTx and VTDd are two separate check boxes. I had Vtx checked but not Vtd and both were not greyed out. I checked VtD as well and rebooted with no change. I am not running any software on this laptop that requires virtualization. I run a Linux virtual machine on my smaller travel laptop using Virtualbox so I know virtualization is also possible on it.
What processor do you have? I have the i7-6700HQ. I had thought any processor offered on the Zbook G3, from i5 to Xeon can do virtualization.
04-19-2018 10:50 AM - edited 04-19-2018 10:59 AM
I have VTx-Amdv checked but not greyout. The machines who have the above setting when you check
wmic cpu get VirtualizationFirmwareEnabled - will get false.
There is some virtulaization security opt-out option when you boot makes the vtx/amdv checked and greyout.
I don't know how to trigger opt out virtulaization security question that to make it greyed out, so I can use the virtualization
Thanks