Windows 10: Enable virtualization in bios :/

Used this tool,
Download Microsoft® Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool from Official Microsoft Download Center
No go VMware said the same thing boo-hoo anyone have instruction to enable in bios ?
Spec's are added,
Cheers.

:)

 

Error while Installing Emulator for Visual Studio in Windows 10

Is Virtualization enabled in the BIOS?

 

How to enable virtualization on a windows 10 desktop?

You enable virtualization in the EFI or BIOS. Then can you create a virtual machine using Windows' own Hyper-V or by installing VirtualBox or VMWare.

How to Enable Intel VT-x in Your Computer’s BIOS or UEFI Firmware

 

At boot, you need to engage the appropriate key to enter your bios menu and navigate to the area that may or may not have a setting, similar to the one in the screenshot, to enable virtualization.





... then enable Hyper-V in Windows features:





Settings on your machine will be different than mine but these are just examples.
Hope this helps.

 

Thank you I'll give that a look-see *Smile

 

Nothing listed in bios ?
Attachment 8350
Attachment 8351

 

What about 'Advanced BIOS Features'?

 

Nothing there either and I looked at all section and nothing pointed to anything related to hyper-v or virtualizations *Sad

I did install x86 10TP x86 it seems okay but I have no idea if I'm supposed to create a new partition to install 10 on via the custom install options or use the default install *Confused
8 tutorial only says install as you normally would via a clean install ?
win-10 is downloaded to my videos folder on C on win-7 :/
vmplayer is installed in C programs x86 folder
Pretty lost now *Smile
VMware Player - Install Windows 8

 

Choice is yours, it's easier on a VM but more stable and real as a dual boot.

EDIT: You got lots of disk space? (Maybe post a shot of disk management)

 

Yes space is not a large issue but win-10 messes with the system reserved partition and it's pain to clean up after because 10 always wants to change boot defaults and or default os from win-7 on every update/ new build...

VMware I was under the false impression was supposed to manage all of this booting stuff via simply opening VMware and install win-10 in a single folder where the iso existed
Allowing that folder to be 60gigs via the tutorials size recommend ?

But yes even with VMware it seems like nothing but a dual boot but only using a 32 version of win-10 :/
This kind of bites ?

 

I'm not dual booting on the same ssd as win-7 is on anymore :/

 

I think you are getting confused Mike, VM's are nothing like a dual boot.

Everything, the partition you create and the entire OS are all done within the VMware program and are just a folder inside your current OS.

VMware Player - Install Windows 8

 

Thanks seems like the 10 x86 might not be worth messing with anyway
Display is seriously too small judging from the install screen in vm it's pitifully small just over half a 1600 wide screen :/

I'll just wait and see about adding a dual ssd and install the 10 64 bit version as dual boot later
Thanks for the help guys *Thumbs
Cheers.

 

If you can spare 100GB on your HDD, cut a partition and custom install WTP to that location; that'll be more than enough room to play with the Preview.

 

We have dueling threads going on here.
@Edwin, he is trying to avoid a previous experience with a dual boot, so trying the VM route.

Mike Your window size question was answered over on EF.