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what is the installed CPU?
That is the critical issue.
If your installed CPU is a Dual Core) Intel Pentium Processor T4300 like the specs show, then you are out of luck. That CPU does not support Intel virtualization technology.
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what is the installed CPU?
That is the critical issue.
If your installed CPU is a Dual Core) Intel Pentium Processor T4300 like the specs show, then you are out of luck. That CPU does not support Intel virtualization technology.
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Unfortunately your CPU is not going to be able to run virtual machines. .
That is the reason there is no option in the BIOS.
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That is the reason there is no option in the BIOS.
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If you purchase a PC and want to use Virtualization technology capability, you must purchase a PC that has a CPU that is capable of it.
It will not matter which PC or notebook manufacturer you choose. Choosing an entry level or bottom end PC will not net you a PC or notebook with that capability.
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It will not matter which PC or notebook manufacturer you choose. Choosing an entry level or bottom end PC will not net you a PC or notebook with that capability.
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@Lab196307 wrote:Install lixux mint ...it will take care of everything
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