Re: No Longer Able to Run Virtual Machines, Intel VT-x Problem
A note of caution: never update your BIOS firmware unless you absolutely have to. Updating BIOS firmware is a dangerous operation, no matter what anyone else claims. (All you need to do is look at... asus computers... I think, for evidence; they have a windows BIOS upgrade utility that fails and bricks the machines over 60 percent of the time or so.) If your computer has a secondary BIOS/UEFI chip, then its a bit safer; but most laptops do not possess such chips, making that process all the more dangerous. Unless you absolutely know what your doing, do not update your firmware as you run the very high risk of bricking your computer. My laptop, for example, when upgrading my firmware, requires me to use the UEFI shell and enter commands to perform the upgrade.
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