> Full spec of laptop here: https://www.comx-computers.co.za/laptop-specification-sheet.php?laptop=40065
The CPU is listed as a Pentium T4500, which is a processor from 2010-ish using the Penryn-L microarchitecture. Intel processors in that market segment didn't have virtualization support features until 2012/2013-ish with the introduction of the Ivy Bridge microarchitecture. So the likely reason that your BIOS does not have virtualization support is because your hardware just doesn't support it. That doesn't mean you can't use virtualization at all, but it does mean that what virtualization software you can use and what operating systems you can run under virtualization will be limited. For example, my old 2009-era Core 2 Duo laptop can't run 64-bit operating systems under virtualization, but VirtualBox can handle 32-bit OSes just fine. _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
