Re: Is there a way to in able or bypass intel vtx on vmwhere player?
Your bios needs to support this, or have it enabled. You unfortunately need sighted help to access your system bios. With that help, look for intel vt. Most likely it'll be under advanced. If it isn't in your bios, you're out of luck. If it is, and it just isn't enabled, enable it. If what your aiming for is running mac in a virtual machine, you really should make sure that your system at least has 8gb of ram, so that you can give mac 4gb of ram. Any less and you would be lucky if you got a response from voiceover a second after hitting a key. Besides, you won't be getting the full true mac osx experience, because you're not running a licensed copy of mac osx. So apps like the Apple essentials, even the app store, will not be usable. You'd honestly be better off buying a mac if you really want a real mac experience. If you however want to use Macintalk voices with nvda, that is fine, however you still should make sure your system has suffic
ient resources to run a mac vm, as any stuttering or audio latency from the vm will affect your use of nvda.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=277759#p277759
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