Hi, I am trying to install mac os x on my pc, the problem is that vmware is keep asking me to enable hw virtualization in bios but my bios unfortunately doesn't have that option , so the question is - Is there a way to enable that feature without buying a new motherboard that has that option in bios My motherboard is msi k9n neo Thanks
Virtualization is always enabled on a supported ADM processor (it is not like Intel VT that needs BIOS enabled) What processor do you have? sebus
For installing mac os on your pc AMD processors are not so good.Try Intel latest processors for a better performance.
My HP DV9820US has an option for Virtulization Technology, and it shows to be "Enabled" now, but I'm still seeing the "64-bit OS" error when trying to install a 64bit Win7 and/or 64bit WinXP virtual machine under VirtualBox under Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS. I had just updated the Phoenix BIOS from F.32 to F.34 (both had an "Enable" option for virtualization), and it does not seem to have made any difference- I still get the error message about needing 64-bit hardware for either OS. Strangely enough, both the AMD Hyper-V tool and the SecurAble tool linked elsewhere on this forum show my HP laptop as being 64bit virtualization capable.
Strangely, I was able to get 64bit WinXP installed under 64bit Vista with a newer version of VirtualBox- no more "64bit errors." The problem persists under 64bit Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS under VirtualBox though- kinda weird.