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Did you also enable &quot;Intel® VT for Directed I/O &quot;&nbsp;in the bios?
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Did you also enable "Intel® VT for Directed I/O " in the bios?

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There is no option like &quot;Intel® VT for Directed I/O&quot;. It is a older board that has only &quot;Intel Virtualization Technology&quot; swich on BIOS.<br />
I also attached screen of my BIOS cpu config<br />
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There is no option like "Intel® VT for Directed I/O". It is a older board that has only "Intel Virtualization Technology" swich on BIOS.
I also attached screen of my BIOS cpu config
WP_20171117_001.jpg [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/11_w46/1211388/WP_20171117_001.jpg]

WP_20171117_001.jpg

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1. Did you enable the bios Intel virtualization setting before or after installing the operating system?<br />
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2. Under services do you have &quot;hyper v virtual machine management&quot; running?<br />
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3. Go to a command prompt and run systeminfo then hit enter. When you scroll to Hyper-V Requirements: what do you see (any no's)?
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1. Did you enable the bios Intel virtualization setting before or after installing the operating system?

2. Under services do you have "hyper v virtual machine management" running?

3. Go to a command prompt and run systeminfo then hit enter. When you scroll to Hyper-V Requirements: what do you see (any no's)?

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what is your cpu and motherboard model?
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Hi, although I enable Intel virtualisation and update BIOS to newest possible version I cannot turn on hypervisor (or created virtual machines will not power-on because hypervisor not running). &nbsp;<br />
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I seek some info on Google but they always referencing to Intel VT function on BIOS.<br />
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Thank you
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Hi, although I enable Intel virtualisation and update BIOS to newest possible version I cannot turn on hypervisor (or created virtual machines will not power-on because hypervisor not running).  

I seek some info on Google but they always referencing to Intel VT function on BIOS.

Thank you

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