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    intel virtualization technology - enable or disable?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by nina-sky, Nov 28, 2011.

  1. nina-sky

    nina-sky Notebook Enthusiast

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    should it be disable or enabled in bios? i think its disabled by default?
     
    nina-sky, Nov 28, 2011
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    Szadzik Notebook Evangelist

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    Do you XP Mode? If not, you do not need it.
     
    Szadzik, Nov 28, 2011
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    nina-sky Notebook Enthusiast

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    what do you mean xp mode? windows xp? hehe
     
    nina-sky, Nov 28, 2011
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    MagusDraco Biiiiiiirrrrdmaaaaaaan

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    he means do you use the windows xp mode virtual pc stuff that you can setup for free if you have windows 7 professional or ultimate.
     
    MagusDraco, Nov 28, 2011
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    You don't need Intel VT unless you use the Windows XP mode that comes with Windows 7 Professional/Ultimate (like others have said) or other third-party virtualization solutions (ie. VMware, VirtualBox, etc).
     
    cam121, Nov 28, 2011
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