07-31-2012 06:22 AM
I need to enable to VT-x feature on this chip set. I need to be able to run x64 bit virtual software for my Network Engineering course. As Lenovo decided to disable it for some reason and I cant get into BIOS to enable it. Does anyone know how to enable VT-x on the Y580?
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07-31-2012 06:25 AM
07-31-2012 06:29 AM
07-31-2012 06:32 AM
07-31-2012 06:58 AM
How are you entering BIOS?
IIRC for that machine it's F2 during startup for BIOS, and F12 for the boot menu.
Z.
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07-31-2012 07:02 AM
I was pushing the wrong button LOL. God and I am a Network Admin...... geez *facepalm*
thanks guys
01-26-2013 12:37 PM
Hello Pete,
Sounds like you have resolved your issue with VT enabling.
I tried the same suggestion by the users here by going to bios via f2 keys, however, when i get in there I don't see any advanced configurations to turn on VT or enabling. Can you let me know how you did it? This is very frustrating how Lenovo is disabling it by default and doesn't provide any easy way to turn it on.
My Bios version is 5DCNOWW (v8.01).
Utilitiies name is InsydeH20 Set up Utilities Rev 3.7.
TIA
01-28-2013 08:38 AM
Can someone help with this issue? Otherwise i'll have to ebay this beautiful laptop
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01-28-2013 08:54 AM
On the Z580 VT-x seems to be on by default according to cpu-z and hwinfo64 so it`s not all lenovo`s
John.
01-28-2013 09:25 AM
Thanks for Answering John,
However, the setting is off on my system, i need it to run 64 bits guest OS on VMware. I went into Bios settings and there is no such settings to turn on for some reason. I hope someone reads this and offer assistance. I'll try to call Lenovo support tonight and see if they can do something to help.
I'll let you guys know of the outcome