Hello,
While I am trying to install the x64-bit guest on my VMware Workstation 7.1.3 I am receiving below error:
You have configured this virtual machine to use a 64-bit guest operating system. However, 64-bit operation is not possible. This host does not support VT.
For more detailed information, see http://vmware.com/info?id=152.
Continue without 64-bit support?
My steup details:
you need EM64T AND VT-x
The P6100 doesnt have Intel-VT support so you cant run 64bit VM Gues OSs.
Check http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=50175 which says Intel-VT=NO
Regards
Joerg
So, the EM64T is the one that helping me run VMware Workstation?
BTW, do you have any idea regarding the setting in BIOS called "Virtualization Technology" which I enabled on my PC? Is this what related to EM64T and letting me run 32-bit guests?
If the BIOS offers VT, then it looks like it's either a bug in the BIOS or the mainboard is built to support different CPUs.
André
you do not need EM64T or VT-x to run 32 bit guests
It's now clear that
Need some more clarity on below:
So, VMware
And, I am still confused about purpose of my system BIOS setting named "Virtualization Support"? FYI, mine is a latest LENOVO G560 latop that has this configuration. To my understanding from the sales vendor, it's supposed to run x64bit OSes both at host (with EM64T support) and guest levels (with "Virtualization Support" in BIOS).
Has anyone has similar setup and related experiences which can help me?
What Operating System are you running now? Is a 32bit or 64bit OS?
Regards,
Alan Lim
Update the BIOS Software provided by laptop Vendor, Chek after that you problem will be solved ,
Satish wrote: Update the BIOS Software provided by laptop Vendor, Chek after that you problem will be solved ,
According to Intel® Pentium® Processor P6100 under Advanced Technologies it states Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x) No
So if it's not supported then I doubt flashing the BIOS is going to provide a feature the CPU doesn't support to begin with.
The same issue i faced in HP Laptop after updating the bios , my problem was solved , just try :smileylaugh:
Do you have the same CPU?