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Hi,
Last week I bought a PC which has Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E7400 (3M Cache, 2.80 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB).
This processor has following information printed on its box:
Freq: 2.80 GHz
Core: 45nm
FSB: 1066 MHz
Socket: LGA775
L2 Cache: 3MB
PCG: 06
Prod Code: BX80571E7400
S-spec: SLB9Y
MM # : 900516
FPO/Batch # : 3849A455
Ver# : E53246-001
Pack date: 02/26/09
My initial idea was to play with Intel virtualization technology. For the some purpose I bought this processor few days back.
But I installed Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 on my machine and tried to run my system, then my PC got rebooted i.e. It was not able to run Virtual PC on the system.
Later I tried to find the reason for this and find out that this program requires Virtualization support on processor and unfortunately the processor which does not have this , so I am not able to run virtual machines on my computer.
Manier of the vendor sites are showing that this processor supports virtualization, so I bought this.
So is there any way I can run Virtual machine on this processor? If not then it seems that all my money gone waste.
Regards
Prashant, India
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Hi Prashant,
E7400 (SLB9Y) does not support VT (Ref: http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLB9Y)
Before buying a processor, always refer to this URL: http://processorfinder.intel.com/ for CPU details and it's supported features.
Now, as for Virtual PC 2007, it should run even if the CPU does not support VT, which is not the case for Hyper-V, Xen, VMWare or other virtualization solutions that require VT enabled CPU and Motherboad.
Can you kindly state the model of your motherboard you are using? Let us see how we can help you on this cause Virtual PC should work on this even if though it's not VT enabled.
Write back to us, thank you!
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Warm Regards,
Javed Lodhi
Intel Go Green, Save The Environment!
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Hi Javed,
Thank you very much for your early reply.
My motherboard is 'ASUS P5KPL - AM IN / SI '
Serial No.: 94M0AD098183
Part No.: 90-MIB8I0-G0UAY0KZ
LGA775, Intel G31+ICH7, Intel Core2 CPU ready, FSB 1333, D-CH DDR2 800, 6-CH HD Audio, 8 USB 2.0, Crash free BIOS 3, 10 / 100M LAN, Q-Fan, Vista Basic.RoHS Compilant, SATA 3Gb/s
In my case I am facing exactly different issue, as Virtual PC 2007 is not running and VMWare is working properly.
And I informed the vendors also about incorrect information, hence they have corrected it.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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have you tried Sun's VirtualBox?
Excelent little virtualizaton software!
OJ

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