PLEASE READ BEFORE COMMENTING: If you get any values other than those posted in this video when reading the registers, they are invalid and can not be changed, as invalid settings will also lock the CPU. There is nothing I can do. Also, I am not going to help you hack into your BIOS from your possibly stolen machine.
@@hakemon @5:50 You said you could do something that would require you to cold boot the machine which could work only if the bios supported it...... but you never explained what that process was if any please elaborate seems like 90% of the people who tried this got a 1
I need to enable this VT for android emulator. But i forgot my BIOS Password, and I don’t quite able to resetting my BIOS by unplugging the CMOS, well not now. But then i found your video, i never thought i could enable it without enter the BIOS. Great video man, simple instructions and clear information!
Very interesting! Windows 10 with Hyper-V feature enabled on Macbook Pro 2015 here. In my case, MSR 0x3a is initially 0x04. And TaskManager says Virtualization is disabled, and Hyper-V support is yes. After changing MSR 0x3a to 0x05 followed by rebooting, MSR 0x3a reads back as 0x01. However, TaskManager says Virtualization is enabled, and the Hyper-V line disappeared. The same thing happens after rebooting to Windows from macOS.
Google brought me here when I was trying to enable VT-x in Windows without rebooting from macOS. Finally, I found a solution: install rEFInd and set enable_and_lock_vmx.
Ok, so something strange happened to me. Just for the record, using the systeminfo command in windows prompt showed that my pc allowed virtualization and that it was enabled. I tried enabling vt-x using cryatal cpuid, I got 1, just like everyone else. I then decided to dual boot to ubuntu, and installed kvm (the linux equivalent of haxm) and android studio. The installation was successful in ubuntu, and I could run android studio emulator with hardware acceleration, after a bit of tinkering. Then on a hunch I tried the crystal cpuid in windows again, and this time the value for 0x3a was 5 before changing anything. I then successfully installed haxm, and now my android studio emulator runs with hardware acceleration. It was strange, but in a good way, so I guess any folks out still struggling with the same problem could try it too
*Thanks for your explaination*, it helps me know a lot more about my own computer. I've found that VT-x is supported on my PC, but my BIOS doesn't reveal them in their selection. (My BIOS version is "08.00.10") I've downloaded CrtstalCPUID Pure x64 and knowing there's only 2 CPUs (Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU P8400) (Doesn't need to check 8 CPUs *laughs*) Unfortunately, after following the process you've guided, I've found MSR - EAX is set at 0x00000009. I've tried to WRMSR it to "0x00000005", but when I pressed RDMSR, "0x00000009" still remain. I've also checked all the other comments, some of them also have my problem. But no one can solve it. It that mean 0x00000009 also mean "Disable and Locked!" ?
I'm glad this worked for you. I'll never understand why a BIOS author would include support for a CPU, but not for certain features of it, when it won't hurt anything other than make things worse by not supporting it fully.
i got a read msr of 0x00040001 (looked it up no idea what it means) tried to read it into 0x0000005 pc dosent crash or any kind of error but nothing works it dosent rewrite when i try to write it any help would be great
Thanks for the video. I grabbed the AMD manual to see if I could do the same thing for my Lenovo with a Ryzen 7. The weird thing is that Task manager show Virtualization is disable, while Hyper-V support =yes. In any case, trying to install and run virtualbox throws a "AMD-V" is not enabled, and the bios do not have a setting to change it (hence how I got here). CrystalCPUID shows that AMD-V should be possible. My question is that the AMD manual states the following on page 539: "15.35.2 Enabling SEV-ES SEV-ES may be enabled on a per-VM basis by setting bit 2 in offset 90h of the VMCB. When enabling SEV-ES, the hypervisor must also enable SEV (offset 90h bit 1) and enable LBR_VIRTUALIZATION_ENABLE (offset B8h bit 1). Additionally, all other programming requirements related to enabling SEV (see section 15.34.3) must be satisfied when running an SEV-ES guest." Is my MSR number the 90h (0x0000090h), B8h (0x00000B8h), both or something else? Also, since my CPU lists 16 logical processor, does that mean I'm changing either 16 or 32 MSRs? AMD systems programming manual: support.amd.com/TechDocs/24593.pdf Thanks again.
on my computer it is an old hp-compaq business desktop pc and it was having a pentium dual core processor initially but I upgrade the cpu to core 2 quad and the chipset is intel G31/33 class and the bios is of pheonix -> the issue is that the cpu supports the vt-x and is also enable and locked but on the bios there is no option for enabling it I checked the video and tried to read the msr of all the 4 cores of the cpu coz its a quad core processor and all were having '5' at 0x3a regsiters, i read the msr for each of that now, I want to run virtual box on my machine but it says that virtual machine not supported on the system please help !
Hy bro i hope you can help me here. Mine is 01 at the end and i cant seem to enable VT from bios. I use a thinkcentre m91p with the processor intel(R) core(TM) i5-2400 CPU @ 3.10GHz
I got a mini heart attack. It didn't work for me but it said it was locked but I did something like system restore and it finally then worked my virtualbox stopped working seeking a solution
I got 5, Can I upgrade BIOS with same socket,north bridge, and south brigde?. Or I dont need to upgrade BIOS?. anyway, great explanation video ever! Thank you!
I did the same as shown in the video but when i input WRMSR with 0x00000005 and then RDMSR.... it didn’t work. I am trying it on the virtual machine of VULTR. Please help me resolve that problem, bro!
While this is correct information, it's not hacking in any way state or form. A better solution to this would be to use grub as a bootloader and write a module that sets the MSR bits correctly, this way you would be able to have it enabled on every boot automatically for you.
Hacking: "involving unusual or improvised alterations to equipment or processes." is one of the definitions, which is precisely what is being done here. And how do you recommend using GRUB to do this, and then boot Windows? I will await your proposed solution.
@@hakemon Grub is able to chain load boot windows, and provides you with an opportunity to execute code pre-boot, you would simply need to use the rdmsr operand to obtain the exisiting value, and OR it with the bits you want to turn on, then use the wrmsr operand to set it. See: www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/html_node/Chain_002dloading.html. I still do not agree with your usage of "hack", as the alteration being made is documented in the Intel manual and is very well known to those that work with the registers directly, it is by no means unusual or improvised.
It is considered unusual and improvised because Windows doesn't do this on its own and it has to be done via alternate methods manually. Any further dissection of the use of "hack" will be ignored. This process works, now leave it alone. Go ahead and package a GRUB boot loader installer for users to use that does this automagically, since I'm sure working with the MSR's manually in a GUI is going to be easier for 90% of these customers replying, rather than messing rdmsr and working in GRUB.
amd phenom 2 x945 Windows 10 ltsb 64bit. CrystalCPUid show AMD-V disabled. havdetectiontool tell me that the virtualization is off. in BIOS the SVM is on (Secure virtualisation machine). Hyper-V works. oracle VirtualBox doesnt works. what is going on? ) where is the true ? how to run Virtualization on VirtualBox?
Unfortunately I still have not found the proper way to enable AMD-V yet on AMD CPU's.. I'm trying to figure it out, but I don't have any AMD systems here to experiment with.
brother, I put 0x3a in msr editor>msr number and it shows 0x00000001 & i also put 0x00000005 in wrmsr but it did not change..and I also put 0x00000000 in wrmsr & also not change .. what should i do.. my processor is intel i5 72000u..please help urgently..i badly need to enable vt-x without bios settings..thank you
@@hamzaelmjaiche3430 yes and then a window pop up, YES or No to save changes... i have to press enter xD... nvm i bought a usb keyboard today... and booted with uefi bios^^
Please don't send more than one comment, I had to remove the several duplicates you submitted. Anyways, I really wouldn't know, there could be a lot of reasons. You might have an incorrectly configured BIOS (wrong multiplier), for example. I don't know anything about your setup.
You're going to need to give me a lot more information than that. Did you follow this video at all? What kind of CPU do you have? If you don't get me this information, I can't help you.
i have xeon 5460. In bios i can see VT-x is enabled and locked also i saw it in cpuid as numer "5" but every software tells me i have it disabled. Firstly i thought its win 8 fault bcs i think in microsoft nobody carres about this OS, but when i tried to install other OS ( tried with win 10 and win server 2012) i ve got error 0x000000C4 which means i dont have VT-x what can i do?
Now that's a very odd situation. If it's getting a 5 for the MSR, in all intents and purposes, it's on. I wonder if maybe the CPU itself is faulty? I can't imagine why though.
So the solution was so trivial that i needed 2 weeks to find it. My motherboard's rom didnt had xeon in the operating cpu's so i needed only to make an update my bios with comunity's features to xeons thanks for tutorial anyways.
When you modify the MSR do you think that it will require a boot if i want to use VMware where it would the vt-x feature ?(of course I need to disable hyper-V first )
I'm honestly not certain. I think a reboot would be required because the Windows kernel is not aware of VT-x being available and if VMware gets this data from the kernel it may not know. (If it checks on its own it may work, but with the kernel not being aware of the feature being active, I can't guarantee of the results.).
Brandon MacEachern I'll check how this works, after all both VMware and VirtualBox have kernel signed drivers, so it might just work without needing a reboot...
Maybe, though I thought those drivers were for networking? I don't run Windows anymore, and run Linux now (again), and things are a bit different on this side.
Which build of windows 10 are you running, according to Microsoft to have access to that the SysInfoX64.sys needed to be signed with kernel certificate that was authorized with their portal msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/drivers/install/kernel-mode-code-signing-policy--windows-vista-and-later-
Once again I'm not on Windows anymore so I can't answer this for you. It's whatever the current build was at the time of this video, assuming Microsoft gave it to this machine on time with no hold backs.
As I explained in the video, if you get 1, it's disabled, and *locked*. However, looking up your motherboard, it appears it doesn't even support CPU's with VT-x at all, as none of the compatible processors have VT-x. You can't enable VT-x, if it isn't there.
Gotcha, it remains as a 5 when reading back but when restarting the machine at some point it gets stuck and I have to shutdown in order to boot properly... thanks anyways :)
Has anyone tried this on the HP Stream 7? Those bastards at HP disabled Virtualization with no option to turn it on in the BIOS. All of the cheaper tablets like the WinBook TW700 and Nextbook NXW8QC16G with 16GB of emmc storage support Virtualization.
Will it support to Intel Atom Processor.. From the task manager it says virtualization is not capable. Please tell me. If Its for Atom too Then I can take a risk for it. Otherwise leave it as it is.
in case if something goes wrong, as in while editing the values, what would be the possible outcomes ? would i lose computer data...or like freez it completely or anything like that ?
Hi Michael, I love your video, it was perfect for me because I had such a hard time enabling my Intel Virtualization using BIOS Set up, it doesn't reboot right away and I have to restore and start all over again. I would like to continue the process yur are tutoring, but the Crystal CPUid software I can't find an updated one to use, like the one your using to enable the virtualization. I only need help with that to begin the process yyour showing in our video. I have Intel VT-x on my computer like yours.
I googled Crystal CPUid and found it right away. You don't need an "updated version" to use, the MSR registers are going to be the same no matter what Intel CPU you are trying to control. If it doesn't work on your Intel CPU, then the MSR register may be different itself, which I don't have (but I don't see why, they usually keep these pretty standardized).
Oh ok, because I saw the requirement to allow me to download it and it doesn't have for Windos 10. I have Windows 10. I also check for CPUZ/CPUid version for windows 10. Can I use that to do the same process your doing. I need to enable my Intel Vtx, I have tried doing the BIOS Setting route and that does not work. I understand MSR registers will work for Intel CPU, but the version of it is not compatible for me to download the Crystal CPUid because is requirements are for Windows XP, Vista, 2000, etc, but not Windows 10 because it was created in 2012.
I mean the Crystal CPUid won't allow me to download, because I have windows 10. I googled an updated version CPUZ/CPUid website and it shows the same pattern your using with CrystalCPUid
Okay you are right I found it, I googled it again and find the one your using. Thanks a bunch, I will download CrystalCPUId, and follow your program, wish me luck
As the description says, this tutorial is for Intel CPU's only. That laptop is an AMD equipped laptop and will not work with this method. I also don't know how to work with the AMD's as I don't have any, to verify my steps.
I did that and they sent me a .bin file and instructions on how to use ém. But still not successful. I'm still trying different USB sticks. We'll really appreciate it if you could help us with some other solution. Thanks
Hey, hope you can help me. When I disable Virtualization Technology in BIOS, Task Manager show "Virtualization: Disabled, Hyper-V support: Yes", but "Intel Processor Identification Utility" app show "Intel Virtualization Technology and Intel VT-x with Extended Page Tables" (there is not X icon but OK icon)... and when I enable Virtual Technology in BIOS ... Task Manager show "Virtualization: Enabled" and Intel Processor Identification Utility show X icon ... when I check with MSR Editor I got result 0x00000001 for EAX on both try Enabled/Disabled in BIOS. How can I fix it? Thank you for answer. # Intel Core i7 960
@@hakemon I have installed VirtualBox and can't select 64bit system, show me invalid setting detected for "System Acceleration", can't change num proccesors. VirtualBox doesn't works like before I installed droid4x emulator. (I think this application do something with bios when install). After uninstall droid4x nothing change still got problem. I have Hyper-V and Virtual Machine Platform disabled in Windows Features, only Windows Sandbox is enabled.
@@hakemon I finally found a solution. Run as administrator "bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off" command and now VirtualBox works fine, MSR show me value 0x00000005 for EAX. And CPUID show VT enabled. Thank you for helps anyway.
Good to know! So it didn't mess with the bios but changed the MSR almost messing it up. I'll experiment with this boot option on mine and see what it does with mine.
I click and edited the WRSMR to 0x00000005 but nothing happened. Closing the windows, opening function MSR edit again, the value is defaulted. woldnt change to 0x00000005
Did you check to see what the register was already set to? It's likely the BIOS locked it, and if that's the case, there's no way around it without hacking the BIOS to prevent it from doing so (but that's out of my scope).
Brandon MacEachern thanks for the reply man. Yea I think its locked. Googling around about VT lenovo b490, and find out that all b490 users had the same problem with me. Maybe its time to buy the new one haha.
Try calling Lenovo and tell them you'd like to speak to a lead engineer to report a bug in the BIOS. I know it may be impossible, but see if you can bypass the level 1 call center agent. If you bought a machine with a CPU that has support for something but the BIOS is locking it out, it's your right to get that resolved. That's my opinion at least.
I can only give you advice, I'm not fixing anything free over the internet. If the BIOS is fine, then contact whoever made the PC, because something is configured wrong somewhere, and it will honestly be any number of things.
I believe Virtual Box on Linux will actually automatically set these MSR's for you. Just try to enable the use of VT-x in Virtual Box, if it didn't work it'll complain, otherwise it actually enabled the MSR for you, as long as the BIOS didn't lock it.
You'll want to look into this then: man7.org/linux/man-pages/man4/msr.4.html but beyond that I can't really help you as I don't use Linux on this particular machine and don't know how. If it's one CPU it should be a bit easier than my dual CPU machine.
I do not have an AMD nor have I read up on the documentation for the MSR's it uses. Someone posted this though: www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-UNLOCKED-Acer-Aspire-5517-bios-unlock?pid=123936#pid123936
dude... i love you, this is the actual first useful hint that i ran into... if you could help me do the same with an AMD processor i would apreciate it
I was about to sell my acer but this guy posted on internet ! Never trust on koreans! Shame on you Acer! just one bit! AMD-V now is activated! Finally I got the laptop I meant to bought! community.acer.com/t5/E-F-and-M-Series-Laptops/How-to-enable-virtualization-on-my-Acer-Aspire-E5-553/m-p/500636#M16826
I can join the bios settep but the problem that i cant find the choice that i can unable intel vt-x from it .. my device is intel.. so i hope someone help me to fix it i will be gratefull
mine said virtualisation enabled before hand and also said Hyper-V support enabled as well but when i tested it, it came out a a 1, so im screwed. is there anything i can do or no?
Michael MacEachern ok thanks, luckily my pc hasn’t crashed or anything, i checked it through and played some games and it was fine so yeah, but I won’t play around with it anymore
i also have same problem the bios is greyed out cant boot in to bios setting and i have to disable secure boot as well as i have to enable vt-x i have lenovo g580 20157 i3 8gb 1tb 1 gb gt610 m
If it won't let you change the value, and VT-x is not working, then no, nothing you can do, it's locked. I'm not sure off hand if 0x3a does mean it's locked, but if it won't flip and won't work, then it's safe to say you can't, the BIOS locked it off sadly.
Then I unfortunately don't know what you are asking. Does my video not help you? What I demonstrated is really the only way to do this on an Intel CPU.
Hey I did read your pin, sorry to post this, but i was hoping you might have an answer for those particular results. I had followed to 7:20 and for MSR value of 0x3a I got the following: EAX: 0x00060001 EDX: 0x00000000 What does that means ? Should I still try and set EAX to 0x00060005 ? Last year I have attempted to contact the seller to upgrade my bios, but they havn't replied yet. Here are some specs: CPU Type - HexaCore Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz ( AIDA showing 4GHz tho ) Motherboard Name - IT Channel Pty Ltd N8xEJEK
@@hakemon If I'm gonna try that and end up making windows unbootable, could I fix that later using a Linux system ? ( Assuming a cold boot won't set it back to default values by some random chance... ) Edit: found "msr-tools" for ubuntu. Will try your hack now and report back soon. Fingers crossed.
@@hakemon No luck, editing the value won't change it. After writing to the MSR and reading it again it displays the original values. Also there is a funny thing going on with the CPU selection drop box ( top right ) - It shows me 12 options , although Intel Identification Processor Utility displays 6 cores and 12 threads. Furthermore, every time i select any option other then the 1st CPU it will cycle though the list and select CPU with the index of ( i - 3 ) in a cyclical manner ( selecting #8 will pick #5 ). Anyway thanks for posting this video, it was worth a shot. Most likely i will sell my laptop and get something with Hyper-V out of the box to run virtual box.
These MSR's aren't permanent, once the CPU resets they are lost, so Windows isn't going to be made "unbootable". If the MSR won't change, msr-tools isn't going to help at all, the CPU is locked due to an invalid code.
So if this works, it would go back after a cold boot. It works, that's great ! So should we go through this entire process to enable it again ? (temporarily)
After cold boot, the settings are lost as the registers on the CPU are volatile. You would need to make some form of macro with this utility to keep setting the registers. Or if you know how to program, make a program that does this for you even as earlier as the bootloader. But that's beyond me personally.
After a quick search, it seems it should be possible to replicate this on the command line using msr-tools (01.org/msr-tools) (packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/admin/msr-tools) on Linux and rdmsr and wrmsr on Windows. (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/rdmsr--read-msr-) You will still need to reboot after that, though.
Sadly this doesn't really tell me what kind of Core Duo, but if it has VT-x, then I couldn't tell you. The BIOS is setting an invalid status on the CPU so it's treating it like it's locked.
Same issue. "Your Penryn/Harpertown Core 2 Duo processor lacks the Extended Page Table (EPT) capability required by VMware's virtualization engine in order to support nested virtualization (virtualized VT-x)." Sadly, same issue. Your architecture needs to be Nehalem, Westmere, or Sandybridge, or be one of the CPUs that starts with an 'i', e.g. i3, i5, i7, i9.
No, as I explained in the video, it's locked. The CPU will only release that locked state upon resetting the CPU, but the BIOS is locking it. If the BIOS has no VT-x options, you'll need to contact the motherboard manufacturer to make sure they put in proper VT-x support, as long as your CPU has support for it.
PLEASE READ BEFORE COMMENTING: If you get any values other than those posted in this video when reading the registers, they are invalid and can not be changed, as invalid settings will also lock the CPU. There is nothing I can do. Also, I am not going to help you hack into your BIOS from your possibly stolen machine.
it give me 0x00000001 what can i do ?
Lizi Ali Go back and watch the video.
is there a method to unlock locked ant disabled cpus
@@hakemon @5:50 You said you could do something that would require you to cold boot the machine which could work only if the bios supported it...... but you never explained what that process was if any please elaborate seems like 90% of the people who tried this got a 1
Ya I got 1 so what I do now
I need to enable this VT for android emulator. But i forgot my BIOS Password, and I don’t quite able to resetting my BIOS by unplugging the CMOS, well not now.
But then i found your video, i never thought i could enable it without enter the BIOS.
Great video man, simple instructions and clear information!
damn, sadly i got a 1..... hahahaha
me too, if you can, let me know
i don't know man, looks like it's a dead end if you've got any numbers beside 5.
update you bios
MOHAMED TABABI is there even any update for bios?
Very interesting!
Windows 10 with Hyper-V feature enabled on Macbook Pro 2015 here. In my case, MSR 0x3a is initially 0x04. And TaskManager says Virtualization is disabled, and Hyper-V support is yes.
After changing MSR 0x3a to 0x05 followed by rebooting, MSR 0x3a reads back as 0x01. However, TaskManager says Virtualization is enabled, and the Hyper-V line disappeared. The same thing happens after rebooting to Windows from macOS.
Google brought me here when I was trying to enable VT-x in Windows without rebooting from macOS. Finally, I found a solution: install rEFInd and set enable_and_lock_vmx.
Ok, so something strange happened to me. Just for the record, using the systeminfo command in windows prompt showed that my pc allowed virtualization and that it was enabled. I tried enabling vt-x using cryatal cpuid, I got 1, just like everyone else. I then decided to dual boot to ubuntu, and installed kvm (the linux equivalent of haxm) and android studio. The installation was successful in ubuntu, and I could run android studio emulator with hardware acceleration, after a bit of tinkering. Then on a hunch I tried the crystal cpuid in windows again, and this time the value for 0x3a was 5 before changing anything. I then successfully installed haxm, and now my android studio emulator runs with hardware acceleration. It was strange, but in a good way, so I guess any folks out still struggling with the same problem could try it too
What do you mean by tinkering? Can you please explain what you did so you could run the android studio emulator with hardware acceleration?🤔
*Thanks for your explaination*, it helps me know a lot more about my own computer.
I've found that VT-x is supported on my PC, but my BIOS doesn't reveal them in their selection.
(My BIOS version is "08.00.10")
I've downloaded CrtstalCPUID Pure x64 and knowing there's only 2 CPUs
(Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU P8400)
(Doesn't need to check 8 CPUs *laughs*)
Unfortunately, after following the process you've guided,
I've found MSR - EAX is set at 0x00000009.
I've tried to WRMSR it to "0x00000005",
but when I pressed RDMSR, "0x00000009" still remain.
I've also checked all the other comments, some of them also have my problem. But no one can solve it.
It that mean 0x00000009 also mean "Disable and Locked!" ?
Sadly yes, invalid settings will lock the CPU as well, as 9 is invalid.
viet nam ak
I got a 1 :(, really annoying because I think this was my only hope. Interesting video though.
Me too :(
Me too
Same deal here, sigh.
Same some reason my bios won't open HELP MEEEE IM SO F...ING PISSED
same
I got 1 ... :( Is there any way I can run Windows in Virtual box ? cause Task manager says: "Hyper-V support: yes" but "Virtualization: Disabled"
@RobloxDev Studios me too
Go to the bios and enable intel vtx/ amd v
Same
@@insanitylol i dont have that option in my bios
It worked thank you so much, I had to use the laptop of my young brother to use VM's and the BIOS don't have the feature to make virtualization
I'm glad this worked for you. I'll never understand why a BIOS author would include support for a CPU, but not for certain features of it, when it won't hurt anything other than make things worse by not supporting it fully.
@@hakemon i have 1 its not writing 5
@@diablo6774 Because it won't. In the video I explained that 1 is disabled and *locked*. If it's locked it can't be changed.
Wtf? It's already set to 5 but when I try going to memu which does need the virtualization it's still saying its disabled
Can you link the program that you were using/ I can't seem to find it online
Finally
this was very interesting buddy, i was hoping it will work bu i got a 1 😕
If I put something wrong (for example, I put a number wrong), if I restart the PC, everything will be good, right?
The bios has this feature but i cant click f12 cuz its not working in my keyboard and im quarantined to buy a new one
as in description i understand this is for Intel only, some years has passed, by any chance did you find an AMD CPU method?
i got a read msr of 0x00040001 (looked it up no idea what it means)
tried to read it into 0x0000005 pc dosent crash or any kind of error but nothing works it dosent rewrite when i try to write it any help would be great
Thanks for the video. I grabbed the AMD manual to see if I could do the same thing for my Lenovo with a Ryzen 7. The weird thing is that Task manager show Virtualization is disable, while Hyper-V support =yes. In any case, trying to install and run virtualbox throws a "AMD-V" is not enabled, and the bios do not have a setting to change it (hence how I got here). CrystalCPUID shows that AMD-V should be possible.
My question is that the AMD manual states the following on page 539:
"15.35.2 Enabling SEV-ES
SEV-ES may be enabled on a per-VM basis by setting bit 2 in offset 90h of the VMCB. When
enabling SEV-ES, the hypervisor must also enable SEV (offset 90h bit 1) and enable
LBR_VIRTUALIZATION_ENABLE (offset B8h bit 1). Additionally, all other programming
requirements related to enabling SEV (see section 15.34.3) must be satisfied when running an SEV-ES
guest."
Is my MSR number the 90h (0x0000090h), B8h (0x00000B8h), both or something else? Also, since my CPU lists 16 logical processor, does that mean I'm changing either 16 or 32 MSRs?
AMD systems programming manual: support.amd.com/TechDocs/24593.pdf
Thanks again.
Hi, so how did it go for you? Did you manage to enable Amd-v?
@@awanturnik978 I kept badgering Lenovo until they issued new bios. Once I installed the new bios, it just worked
on my computer it is an old hp-compaq business desktop pc and it was having a pentium dual core processor initially but I upgrade the cpu to core 2 quad and the chipset is intel G31/33 class and the bios is of pheonix -> the issue is that the cpu supports the vt-x and is also enable and locked but on the bios there is no option for enabling it
I checked the video and tried to read the msr of all the 4 cores of the cpu coz its a quad core processor and all were having '5' at 0x3a regsiters, i read the msr for each of that
now, I want to run virtual box on my machine but it says that virtual machine not supported on the system
please help !
Hy bro i hope you can help me here. Mine is 01 at the end and i cant seem to enable VT from bios. I use a thinkcentre m91p with the processor intel(R) core(TM) i5-2400 CPU @ 3.10GHz
Disspoint no subtitle due my sound is broken gutted trying get what you say, i am try find enable my vt-x
I'm disappointment you have a broken computer.
can it worked in asus h110m-k motherboard ,
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6500 CPU @ 3.20GHz intel cpu . 4 cores . please reply me .
I got a mini heart attack. It didn't work for me but it said it was locked but I did something like system restore and it finally then worked my virtualbox stopped working seeking a solution
Please can you help i got 9 and when i change it still 9
i tried this but got 0x000001
is there any ways to "hack" it into thinking its a 0 ?
ive got 0x00020005 so i cannot disable it right?
damn, I got 01.
I got 5, Can I upgrade BIOS with same socket,north bridge, and south brigde?. Or I dont need to upgrade BIOS?.
anyway, great explanation video ever!
Thank you!
I still have 0x00000000 even after [WRMSR] to 0x05, still when i have 0x00000000 when i press [RDMSR]. I have AMD-V, Not VT-x.
HOW DO WE GET THIS BOOK?
Through Google, it's right on Intel's site, and why you upvoted yourself I'll never know.
hey I go a surface go 3 with windows 11, and I cant
I did the same as shown in the video but when i input WRMSR with 0x00000005 and then RDMSR.... it didn’t work.
I am trying it on the virtual machine of VULTR.
Please help me resolve that problem, bro!
what about rdmsr 0x00000000 0x00000001 what is the wrmsr
I don't think Windows 10 allows Hyper-V on the Xeon 5400 series because of lack of SLAT support (EPT). It will work with 2012R2 however.
VT-x isn't Hyper-V.
im getting 1 so what does cold boot refers and how to cold boot the machine??
i have download it and i have to core's and when i write 0x000005 i the another it doesn't come it says 0x000000
I'm just watching this for entertainment, I obviously don't have the guts to do it.
Did someone found solution for AMD
Will this work with hypervisor 1 proxmox? Thx
Thanks man it worked ☺☺☺
While this is correct information, it's not hacking in any way state or form. A better solution to this would be to use grub as a bootloader and write a module that sets the MSR bits correctly, this way you would be able to have it enabled on every boot automatically for you.
Hacking: "involving unusual or improvised alterations to equipment or processes." is one of the definitions, which is precisely what is being done here. And how do you recommend using GRUB to do this, and then boot Windows? I will await your proposed solution.
@@hakemon Grub is able to chain load boot windows, and provides you with an opportunity to execute code pre-boot, you would simply need to use the rdmsr operand to obtain the exisiting value, and OR it with the bits you want to turn on, then use the wrmsr operand to set it. See: www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/html_node/Chain_002dloading.html. I still do not agree with your usage of "hack", as the alteration being made is documented in the Intel manual and is very well known to those that work with the registers directly, it is by no means unusual or improvised.
It is considered unusual and improvised because Windows doesn't do this on its own and it has to be done via alternate methods manually. Any further dissection of the use of "hack" will be ignored. This process works, now leave it alone. Go ahead and package a GRUB boot loader installer for users to use that does this automagically, since I'm sure working with the MSR's manually in a GUI is going to be easier for 90% of these customers replying, rather than messing rdmsr and working in GRUB.
I really liked this video! But sadly I have an AMD CPU, do you think you can make a tutorial please?
any updates?
@@vihanjoshi7760 i dont know
Im looking for amd also
What should i do if its showing 1 not 0
This can apply to duo processor
With same values or need different hex values
I tried to do this but after I read then write then read again, it only stays at 0
Read the pinned comment.
amd phenom 2 x945 Windows 10 ltsb 64bit. CrystalCPUid show AMD-V disabled. havdetectiontool tell me that the virtualization is off. in BIOS the SVM is on (Secure virtualisation machine). Hyper-V works. oracle VirtualBox doesnt works. what is going on? ) where is the true ? how to run Virtualization on VirtualBox?
Unfortunately I still have not found the proper way to enable AMD-V yet on AMD CPU's.. I'm trying to figure it out, but I don't have any AMD systems here to experiment with.
brother, I put 0x3a in msr editor>msr number and it shows 0x00000001 & i also put 0x00000005 in wrmsr but it did not change..and I also put 0x00000000 in wrmsr & also not change .. what should i do.. my processor is intel i5 72000u..please help urgently..i badly need to enable vt-x without bios settings..thank you
My video clearly explains why you are running into this issue. Pause at 6:14 and look at the document on the screen.
I have gaming 5 gigabyte mainboard and intel i7 5930k and on my bios theres nothing about virtualization techn. help pls!!!!
MG TV m.th-cam.com/video/KA8Ukesf09c/w-d-xo.html
i get 0x00001 , so that mean i can only change it in the bios settings? ... my enter key is broken, i cant save changes at bios..... :/
Press f10 or f11 to exit saving changes
@@hamzaelmjaiche3430 yes and then a window pop up, YES or No to save changes... i have to press enter xD... nvm i bought a usb keyboard today... and booted with uefi bios^^
Insyde H20 no updates....
I have Acer Aspire E5 553 with Amd A10 APU CPU support vtx but there is no advance tab in bios .
how to enable virtualization in my laptop plz help
Unfortunately, as I explained in the description, I don't know how to do the AMDs. From what I understand it's done differently.
it says I'm using Windows NT home but I'm using Windows 10 Home
Can you fix this
Windows 10 is Windows NT. lol NT 6.2. Not a problem, move along.
SIR, MY MOTHERBOARD IS IS SHOWING PROCESSOR @ 2.56 GHz But OS Detecting JUST ONLY HALF OF IT i.e Only 1.26 GHZ......Any help....??????
Please don't send more than one comment, I had to remove the several duplicates you submitted. Anyways, I really wouldn't know, there could be a lot of reasons. You might have an incorrectly configured BIOS (wrong multiplier), for example. I don't know anything about your setup.
Hi Micheal. I want to to enable it from BIOS but UEFI Firmware is not shown! How should I access :(
Interesting Video thanks
If it's not in the UEFI setup and you want to enable it there, contact your motherboard manufacturer and deal with them.
my PC shows virtualization - not capable, in task manager.
what should I do now.
please guide me
You're going to need to give me a lot more information than that. Did you follow this video at all? What kind of CPU do you have?
If you don't get me this information, I can't help you.
i have xeon 5460. In bios i can see VT-x is enabled and locked also i saw it in cpuid as numer "5" but every software tells me i have it disabled. Firstly i thought its win 8 fault bcs i think in microsoft nobody carres about this OS, but when i tried to install other OS ( tried with win 10 and win server 2012) i ve got error 0x000000C4 which means i dont have VT-x what can i do?
Now that's a very odd situation. If it's getting a 5 for the MSR, in all intents and purposes, it's on. I wonder if maybe the CPU itself is faulty? I can't imagine why though.
Can this error be made by adapter from lga 711 to lga 775 . Is this have any sense to change it for client cpu to test it?
So the solution was so trivial that i needed 2 weeks to find it. My motherboard's rom didnt had xeon in the operating cpu's so i needed only to make an update my bios with comunity's features to xeons thanks for tutorial anyways.
oof it stays 1 at the end for me, so i think the last think i need to solder an unlocked bios chip
so what happened to you mate
When you modify the MSR do you think that it will require a boot if i want to use VMware where it would the vt-x feature ?(of course I need to disable hyper-V first )
I'm honestly not certain. I think a reboot would be required because the Windows kernel is not aware of VT-x being available and if VMware gets this data from the kernel it may not know. (If it checks on its own it may work, but with the kernel not being aware of the feature being active, I can't guarantee of the results.).
Brandon MacEachern I'll check how this works, after all both VMware and VirtualBox have kernel signed drivers, so it might just work without needing a reboot...
Maybe, though I thought those drivers were for networking? I don't run Windows anymore, and run Linux now (again), and things are a bit different on this side.
Which build of windows 10 are you running, according to Microsoft to have access to that the SysInfoX64.sys needed to be signed with kernel certificate that was authorized with their portal msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/drivers/install/kernel-mode-code-signing-policy--windows-vista-and-later-
Once again I'm not on Windows anymore so I can't answer this for you. It's whatever the current build was at the time of this video, assuming Microsoft gave it to this machine on time with no hold backs.
It gives me 0.0000009 what to do
Which laptop do you have??
Mine says "Not Capable" in the Task Manager, but it gave me a 0 it really is strange will it crash if I edit it?
same here :(
when i enter 5 for the register and click write___ nothing happens , it shows the value still as 1
Re-watch the video, I clearly explain this and why you're SOL at this point.
hai iam set the msr 0x00000005 and read it showing me on0x00000001 why
iam using intel 945g motherboard and i connot write 0x00000005 please help
As I explained in the video, if you get 1, it's disabled, and *locked*. However, looking up your motherboard, it appears it doesn't even support CPU's with VT-x at all, as none of the compatible processors have VT-x.
You can't enable VT-x, if it isn't there.
My 0x3a register has a 4 I did the change to 5 to all my cores but when I restart the computer get stuck. Any suggestion? :/
Does it remain as a 5 when you read it back? If it changes to something else, a 4 may be locking it too.
Gotcha, it remains as a 5 when reading back but when restarting the machine at some point it gets stuck and I have to shutdown in order to boot properly... thanks anyways :)
i got 0x00000001 but it says my CPU supports VT-x and i cant change VT-x in BIOS
Time to contact your motherboard manufacturer and request they fix their BIOS. The BIOS is what's locking it.
Has anyone tried this on the HP Stream 7? Those bastards at HP disabled Virtualization with no option to turn it on in the BIOS. All of the cheaper tablets like the WinBook TW700 and Nextbook NXW8QC16G with 16GB of emmc storage support Virtualization.
Will it support to Intel Atom Processor.. From the task manager it says virtualization is not capable. Please tell me. If Its for Atom too Then I can take a risk for it. Otherwise leave it as it is.
Look up your Atom model number and see if it's capable of VT-x from Intel's site.
if my bios has password and i dont have can still change it
Well this is stupid question, but i wanna upgrade 32bit to 64bit. I need to enable the vt-x
Yea that question made no sense, sorry.
in case if something goes wrong, as in while editing the values, what would be the possible outcomes ? would i lose computer data...or like freez it completely or anything like that ?
It would just freeze requiring you to powercycle. This doesn't touch your hard drive.
Thanx for that. But I'm kind of a noob at this, what exactly do you mean by a power cycle ?
techterms.com/definition/powercycle
If you have to ask, best not try this then.
Wait does that mean that my PC will crash and i will need to force restart it?
is it harmful......PLS ANSWER ME
Hi Michael, I love your video, it was perfect for me because I had such a hard time enabling my Intel Virtualization using BIOS Set up, it doesn't reboot right away and I have to restore and start all over again. I would like to continue the process yur are tutoring, but the Crystal CPUid software I can't find an updated one to use, like the one your using to enable the virtualization. I only need help with that to begin the process yyour showing in our video. I have Intel VT-x on my computer like yours.
I googled Crystal CPUid and found it right away. You don't need an "updated version" to use, the MSR registers are going to be the same no matter what Intel CPU you are trying to control. If it doesn't work on your Intel CPU, then the MSR register may be different itself, which I don't have (but I don't see why, they usually keep these pretty standardized).
Oh ok, because I saw the requirement to allow me to download it and it doesn't have for Windos 10. I have Windows 10. I also check for CPUZ/CPUid version for windows 10. Can I use that to do the same process your doing. I need to enable my Intel Vtx, I have tried doing the BIOS Setting route and that does not work. I understand MSR registers will work for Intel CPU, but the version of it is not compatible for me to download the Crystal CPUid because is requirements are for Windows XP, Vista, 2000, etc, but not Windows 10 because it was created in 2012.
I mean the Crystal CPUid won't allow me to download, because I have windows 10. I googled an updated version CPUZ/CPUid website and it shows the same pattern your using with CrystalCPUid
If you watch my video, you will see I am running Windows 10. It just downloads and works.
Okay you are right I found it, I googled it again and find the one your using. Thanks a bunch, I will download CrystalCPUId, and follow your program, wish me luck
I cant find the MSR code in any Of the links, by the way i have an acer aspire es1-520. Is IT totally differensiert on amd?
As the description says, this tutorial is for Intel CPU's only. That laptop is an AMD equipped laptop and will not work with this method. I also don't know how to work with the AMD's as I don't have any, to verify my steps.
8470p Elitebook. Locked out of BIOS. Now I got 1. Really stuck, my android studio needs VT-x to run it's emulator
Contact HP for assistance with your BIOS. I will not provide instructions with cracking into a BIOS.
I did that and they sent me a .bin file and instructions on how to use ém. But still not successful. I'm still trying different USB sticks. We'll really appreciate it if you could help us with some other solution. Thanks
what if there is 4 plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz pllz plz plz plz plz tel me
My Asus X552EA laptop is giving me 0 but RDMSR is not changing to 5 after doing it it just having 0 as it is only after reading.
yup It does not work for my laptop because it is an amd processor not intel one
Correct, this won't work for AMD CPU's as I put in the description.
if you fine it 0x0000001 how you will change him to 5
Might wanna re-watch the video as I clearly explained 0x1.
My pc is acer aspire 5733z it has no vt in bios and its Intel can help ?
No, your CPU does not have VT-x period. This won't make it have something it doesn't have.
Michael MacEachern oh it's ok thx for the reply
Hey, hope you can help me. When I disable Virtualization Technology in BIOS, Task Manager show "Virtualization: Disabled, Hyper-V support: Yes", but "Intel Processor Identification Utility" app show "Intel Virtualization Technology and Intel VT-x with Extended Page Tables" (there is not X icon but OK icon)... and when I enable Virtual Technology in BIOS ... Task Manager show "Virtualization: Enabled" and Intel Processor Identification Utility show X icon ... when I check with MSR Editor I got result 0x00000001 for EAX on both try Enabled/Disabled in BIOS. How can I fix it? Thank you for answer. # Intel Core i7 960
CPUID and CrystalCPUID show too VT is enabled but I got Disabled it in BIOS. #wtf
If you have VT-x enabled in the BIOS, are you able to use any VT-x functions at all?
@@hakemon I have installed VirtualBox and can't select 64bit system, show me invalid setting detected for "System Acceleration", can't change num proccesors. VirtualBox doesn't works like before I installed droid4x emulator. (I think this application do something with bios when install). After uninstall droid4x nothing change still got problem. I have Hyper-V and Virtual Machine Platform disabled in Windows Features, only Windows Sandbox is enabled.
@@hakemon I finally found a solution. Run as administrator "bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off" command and now VirtualBox works fine, MSR show me value 0x00000005 for EAX. And CPUID show VT enabled. Thank you for helps anyway.
Good to know! So it didn't mess with the bios but changed the MSR almost messing it up. I'll experiment with this boot option on mine and see what it does with mine.
I click and edited the WRSMR to 0x00000005 but nothing happened. Closing the windows, opening function MSR edit again, the value is defaulted. woldnt change to 0x00000005
Did you check to see what the register was already set to? It's likely the BIOS locked it, and if that's the case, there's no way around it without hacking the BIOS to prevent it from doing so (but that's out of my scope).
Brandon MacEachern thanks for the reply man. Yea I think its locked.
Googling around about VT lenovo b490, and find out that all b490 users had the same problem with me. Maybe its time to buy the new one haha.
Try calling Lenovo and tell them you'd like to speak to a lead engineer to report a bug in the BIOS. I know it may be impossible, but see if you can bypass the level 1 call center agent. If you bought a machine with a CPU that has support for something but the BIOS is locking it out, it's your right to get that resolved.
That's my opinion at least.
sorry d same...but all is well in the bios...by d way what kind of info do you need to fix..??
I can only give you advice, I'm not fixing anything free over the internet.
If the BIOS is fine, then contact whoever made the PC, because something is configured wrong somewhere, and it will honestly be any number of things.
any solution for a linux user
i have installed windows in virtual box in manjaro linux
I believe Virtual Box on Linux will actually automatically set these MSR's for you. Just try to enable the use of VT-x in Virtual Box, if it didn't work it'll complain, otherwise it actually enabled the MSR for you, as long as the BIOS didn't lock it.
@@hakemon thanks for the reply but it doesn't work
You'll want to look into this then: man7.org/linux/man-pages/man4/msr.4.html but beyond that I can't really help you as I don't use Linux on this particular machine and don't know how. If it's one CPU it should be a bit easier than my dual CPU machine.
How to do that for a Acer Aspire E 15 (E5-553-1786) AMD A12? Urgent
I do not have an AMD nor have I read up on the documentation for the MSR's it uses. Someone posted this though: www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-UNLOCKED-Acer-Aspire-5517-bios-unlock?pid=123936#pid123936
dude... i love you, this is the actual first useful hint that i ran into... if you could help me do the same with an AMD processor i would apreciate it
Im having the same problem that you had... could you solve it?
I was about to sell my acer but this guy posted on internet ! Never trust on koreans! Shame on you Acer! just one bit! AMD-V now is activated! Finally I got the laptop I meant to bought!
community.acer.com/t5/E-F-and-M-Series-Laptops/How-to-enable-virtualization-on-my-Acer-Aspire-E5-553/m-p/500636#M16826
can i do it with mine intel atom laptop?
I don't know, you didn't say which Intel Atom you had. Google your version of the Atom and look on Intel's site if VT-x is listed.
I can join the bios settep but the problem that i cant find the choice that i can unable intel vt-x from it .. my device is intel.. so i hope someone help me to fix it i will be gratefull
You didn't watch this video at all. lol
I can't do something about it if the result is 0?
I can't access my bios because i already forgot the password :(
mine said virtualisation enabled before hand and also said Hyper-V support enabled as well but when i tested it, it came out a a 1, so im screwed. is there anything i can do or no?
Is this an AMD?
Michael MacEachern I don’t know, it said intel core and the stuff above I didn’t look any further into it, also what’s an amd ??
You probably shouldn't be doing this then. If it says Virtualization and Hyper-V are enabled, you shouldn't be messing with this then.
Michael MacEachern ok thanks, luckily my pc hasn’t crashed or anything, i checked it through and played some games and it was fine so yeah, but I won’t play around with it anymore
Did you need anything that needed virtualization to begin with anyway?
It codes 1 I mean disabled and locked now what should I do??
Contact the motherboard manufacture for an updated BIOS with proper settings for VT-x.
i can download this for 32 bit ??
Hello! What if mine says 1 for the first and 1F for the rest?
Please read the pinned comment.
Sir, I am on a Lenovo laptop and after installing Ubuntu, I lost my Boot Menu. I can't enable anything on Boot Menu. Is there a way to fix it?
What boot menu are you even talking about?
Michael MacEachern The one that comes up when you press F2 (blue and grey background, sir.
i also have same problem the bios is greyed out cant boot in to bios setting and i have to disable secure boot as well as i have to enable vt-x i have lenovo g580 20157 i3 8gb 1tb 1 gb gt610 m
What to type insted of 0x3a for AMD A8 7600b R7?
I've explained that I can't do AMD's. Sorry, I don't own them and will not publish untested stuff.
i forgot my bios password how can i enable vtx now your this vedio is not working for me :(
Contact the computer manufacturer for BIOS password resetting. That's not the scope of this video.
Great video!
but if 0x00000001 was returned for 0x3a in EAX for RDMSR, does that mean there is nothing I else I can do...?
If it won't let you change the value, and VT-x is not working, then no, nothing you can do, it's locked. I'm not sure off hand if 0x3a does mean it's locked, but if it won't flip and won't work, then it's safe to say you can't, the BIOS locked it off sadly.
@@hakemon damn so what's it solution?
I got 5 what to do now?
You must be joking me. Watch the video again. lol
Hi mr,
how i can enable VT-X on Sony Vaio-FZ21S laptop .with it's 404 not found on bios ?
PLz help me.
BIOS's don't get HTTP 404 errors, so I don't know what you are talking about, sorry.
No, sir, this is just an expression, not a line of bios... to convey the idea
i known 404 is http error like 501 internal .. and 502 and 503 but not ob bios man
Then I unfortunately don't know what you are asking. Does my video not help you? What I demonstrated is really the only way to do this on an Intel CPU.
really ! damn so i can say good buy vt-x and virtual box forever ;( .
thanks for your repond sir .
Hey I did read your pin, sorry to post this, but i was hoping you might have an answer for those particular results. I had followed to 7:20 and for MSR value of 0x3a I got the following:
EAX: 0x00060001
EDX: 0x00000000
What does that means ? Should I still try and set EAX to 0x00060005 ?
Last year I have attempted to contact the seller to upgrade my bios, but they havn't replied yet. Here are some specs:
CPU Type - HexaCore Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz ( AIDA showing 4GHz tho )
Motherboard Name - IT Channel Pty Ltd N8xEJEK
That's an odd one, it should just be 0x5, nothing else, no 0x60005. So if it's doing that, it's probably locked and disabled.
@@hakemon If I'm gonna try that and end up making windows unbootable, could I fix that later using a Linux system ? ( Assuming a cold boot won't set it back to default values by some random chance... )
Edit: found "msr-tools" for ubuntu. Will try your hack now and report back soon. Fingers crossed.
@@hakemon No luck, editing the value won't change it. After writing to the MSR and reading it again it displays the original values. Also there is a funny thing going on with the CPU selection drop box ( top right ) - It shows me 12 options , although Intel Identification Processor Utility displays 6 cores and 12 threads. Furthermore, every time i select any option other then the 1st CPU it will cycle though the list and select CPU with the index of ( i - 3 ) in a cyclical manner ( selecting #8 will pick #5 ).
Anyway thanks for posting this video, it was worth a shot. Most likely i will sell my laptop and get something with Hyper-V out of the box to run virtual box.
These MSR's aren't permanent, once the CPU resets they are lost, so Windows isn't going to be made "unbootable".
If the MSR won't change, msr-tools isn't going to help at all, the CPU is locked due to an invalid code.
So if this works, it would go back after a cold boot. It works, that's great !
So should we go through this entire process to enable it again ? (temporarily)
After cold boot, the settings are lost as the registers on the CPU are volatile. You would need to make some form of macro with this utility to keep setting the registers. Or if you know how to program, make a program that does this for you even as earlier as the bootloader. But that's beyond me personally.
After a quick search, it seems it should be possible to replicate this on the command line using msr-tools (01.org/msr-tools) (packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/admin/msr-tools) on Linux and rdmsr and wrmsr on Windows. (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/rdmsr--read-msr-) You will still need to reboot after that, though.
Does this still work
the output is 0x0000009, what shall I do?
I even tried to rewrite it, but it didn't replace
What CPU is this?
Dell Inspiron 1440, intel core duo
Sadly this doesn't really tell me what kind of Core Duo, but if it has VT-x, then I couldn't tell you. The BIOS is setting an invalid status on the CPU so it's treating it like it's locked.
Same issue. "Your Penryn/Harpertown Core 2 Duo processor lacks the Extended Page Table (EPT) capability required by VMware's virtualization engine in order to support nested virtualization (virtualized VT-x)."
Sadly, same issue. Your architecture needs to be Nehalem, Westmere, or Sandybridge, or be one of the CPUs that starts with an 'i', e.g. i3, i5, i7, i9.
Is there anything i can possibly do after getting 0x00000001?
No, as I explained in the video, it's locked. The CPU will only release that locked state upon resetting the CPU, but the BIOS is locking it. If the BIOS has no VT-x options, you'll need to contact the motherboard manufacturer to make sure they put in proper VT-x support, as long as your CPU has support for it.
thanks