You are ready to buy eVM for Windows, but is your computer ready to run it?

eVM for Windows requires a multicore or hyperthreaded CPU with Intel VT hardware assisted virtualization features of Intel based PCs. Intel VT first became available in late 2005 on the Core™ based platforms and are common among most Intel SKUs today.

You must ensure that the target system for which you wish to use eVM for Windows has Intel VT featured and properly enabled. Please download and run our VTprobe application to validate your target platform has the necessary features to support use of eVM for Windows. VTprobe does not install any software or make any changes to your system. It only queries the system hardware for VT platform support and displays results as shown.

Running VTprobe on a Windows XP, Vista, Window 7, Server 2003, or 2008 (32-bit editions) will display:

Platform has support for VT-x and it is enabled Platform has support for VT-d	Platform has support for VT-x and it is enabled Platform does not have support for VT-d	Platform does not have support for VT-x Platform does not have support for VT-d
These systems run eVM for Windows. Guest operating systems and applications run unmodified.		This system does not run eVM for Windows. Find another system which passes VTprobe prior to buying.
Native device drivers may be used for Bus Mastering Devices	Bus Mastering Device drivers need to be modified for guest OS

NOTE: VTprobe does not install any software or make any changes to your system. It only queries the system hardware for Intel VT platform support and displays results as shown.

With favorable results you are ready to use eVM for Windows.

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