intel processor identification utility hyper v

Just to confirm the Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ Processor does support Virtualization, both (VT-x) and (VT-d) as you can confirm in the following link: So i think that virtualization roles might conflict with Vcore both on Windows 11/ Windows Server 2022, and no matter version 6.4.1.25 or 7.5.3.Mjfneto, Thank you for posting in the Intel® Communities Support. I mentioned someone has the same issue on Windows 11 with Hyper-V installed, their recovery method is the same, just removing Hyper-V role and all other virtualization function such as container, and the Vcore adj will be back after system restart. So I Confirmed that XTU is working fine on Server 2022 WITHOUT Hyper-V role installed, OR Hyper-V REMOVED I'm worrying about other softwares installed on system might conflict with Vcore, I setup a whole new Windows 2022 System during the test, and wrote down the steps, and I found that issue can be reproduced with the steps, after Vcore lost, i tried to remove HyperV, Vcore appeared. I installed XTU on Server 2019 (with HyperV and container role) and it was working fine, and after upgraded to Server 2022, Vcore lost.

Then i tried to update to xtu 7.5.3.3, the issue is the same start XTU, confirmed all function is ok, include Vcore offset adjustment, i can use xtucli to tuning the vcore offset value with id 34Ħ. install drivers: intel chipset + Intel vga driver + intel MEĥ. format hdd then newly install Windows Server 2022Ģ. I've represent the issue by follow steps:ġ. Platform: Intel i5-9600K / MSI B360M Mortar with latest BIOS / 16GB DDR4

Intel processor identification utility hyper v