Enable CPU virtualization with BIOS settings VMware virtual machines do not support x86_64 bit Linux OS Installation problems

The Linux system is often used in the work, and in order to learn conveniently, install a redhat via VMware Workstation on your notebook 32-bit operating system ( LINUX.TLF-SOFT-REDHAT.ENTERPRISE.LINUX.V5.UPDATE.7.X86_64.DVD-HOTISO.ISO) system, configure the virtual machine and click Install pop-up prompts,

The following figure

Prompts the native system to support 32-bit unable to install 64-bit operating system, vt-capable is disabled, detects the CPU discovery instruction set of own machine to have EM64T

EM64T for Intel's extended 64bit memory technology, which means that its CPU is compatible with 64-bit operating systems, has been found to be able to access the system BIOS and enable CPU virtualization technology to enable the operating system to be compatible with 64-bit. The action method is:

Restart the machine, in the presence of the operating system industry, press F2 (according to different computers into the BIOS method is roughly the same, my notebook for Lenovo E46A), enter the BIOS system Setup interface, select "Intel (R) Virtualization Technology" This, the default is " Disabled, disabled, select Enabled, select F10 Save, and then select "YES" to start the system to install. The following figure

If the virtual machine is still not prompted to install, you can use the soft restart VMware, and then continue to install. Soft reboot as shown

Complete installation after reboot

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