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Robert J.
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Hey guys its me again. I have an optiplex 780 that has a processor that supports VT-x/AMD-V hardware acceleration. However i am unable to utilize this because even after updating the bios to the current version(revision A15) I have no option to enable it. Anybody know a way around this?

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Sounds like:

 

Its under a different name

or

Dell disabled it, cause dell.

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I don't believe its under a different name.

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Dell might very well not have the option in their bios. If you are lucky they might have a tool where you can export the bios configuration to an xml, change the setting and import it again.

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Hope that you learned 2 thing today: 1. Don´t use old OEM junk 2. If old OEM junk work be happy and don´t repair it if it ain´t broke.

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On 4/8/2019 at 11:55 PM, vrod said:

they might have a tool where you can export the bios configuration to an xml, change the setting and import it again.

i found a tool that can export it as .cctk .ini or .exe Where would I go from there?

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I found a solution! While virtualization was enabled so was trusted execution. Disabling t.e. fixed it.

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