I need to install windows 7 or 8.1 but i can't install any 64bit guess OS, the choice just dosen't show up. If i choose other and other, or 32bit it dosen't work.
(I'm being late on my contract and it's stressing me alot)
Setting > General > Version Windows 8.1 64bit isn't there
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Re: Setting > General > Version Windows 8.1 64bit isn't ther
A quick search shows plenty of potential solutions. It's worth a try...
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Re: Setting > General > Version Windows 8.1 64bit isn't ther
site:forums.virtualbox on google search, clever i'll use that someday.
The 64 bit version of Windows 8.1 dosen't appear as choice when creatng a new VM.
Is it because either VT-x or AMD-V is disabled somewhere?
The 64 bit version of Windows 8.1 dosen't appear as choice when creatng a new VM.
Is it because either VT-x or AMD-V is disabled somewhere?
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Re: Setting > General > Version Windows 8.1 64bit isn't ther
- 64-bit guests need hardware virtualization enabled in the host's BIOS (which means that you have to enable VT-x/AMD-V in your BIOS). Look at your user-manual for your specific model on how to do this.
- If another virtualization program is running and not "cooperating" you must disable it or uninstall it (see example below).
- If running Windows as host you must make sure "Hyper-V" or "XP-mode" is not enabled on the host.
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