Specifies whether the processor resources on the target computer can support the Hyper-V server role in Windows Server. This property is True if the value for the following properties is set to TRUE:
· SupportsNX
· SupportsVT
· Supports64Bit
Each of the previous properties is set using information from the CPUID interface. For further information collected about VMs and information returned from the CPUID interface, see the following properties:
· IsHypervisorRunning
· IsVM
· SupportsNX
· SupportsVT
· Supports64Bit
· VMPlatform
Note This property is dynamically set by the MDT scripts and is not configured in CustomSettings.ini or the MDT DB. Treat this property as read only.
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TRUE |
The processor resources of the target computer can support the Hyper-V server role in Windows Server. |
FALSE |
The processor resources of the target computer cannot support the Hyper-V server role in Windows Server. |
Example |
None |
SupportsNX
Specifies whether the processor resources on the target computer support the No Execute (NX) technology. The NX technology is used in processors to segregate areas of memory for use by either storage of processor instructions (code) or for storage of data. This property is set using information from the CPUID interface.
For further information collected about VMs and information returned from the CPUID interface, see the following properties:
· IsHypervisorRunning
· IsVM
· SupportsHyperVRole
· SupportsVT
· Supports64Bit
· VMPlatform
Note This property is dynamically set by the MDT scripts and is not configured in CustomSettings.ini or the MDT DB. Treat this property as read only.
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TRUE |
The processor resources of the target computer support NX technology. |
FALSE |
The processor resources of the target computer do not support NX technology. |
Example |
None |
SupportsVT
Specifies whether the processor resources on the target computer support the Virtualization Technology (VT) feature. VT is used to support current virtualized environments, such as Hyper-V. This property is set using information from the CPUID interface.
For further information collected about VMs and information returned from the CPUID interface, see the following properties:
· IsHypervisorRunning
· IsVM
· SupportsHyperVRole
· SupportsNX
· Supports64Bit
· VMPlatform
Note This property is dynamically set by the MDT scripts and is not configured in CustomSettings.ini or the MDT DB. Treat this property as read only.
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Description |
TRUE |
The processor resources of the target computer support VT technology. |
FALSE |
The processor resources of the target computer do not support VT technology. |
Example |
None |
Supports64Bit
Specifies whether the processor resources on the target computer support Windows 64-bit operating systems. Most modern virtualization environments require 64-bit processor architecture. This property is set using information from the CPUID interface.
For further information collected about VMs and information returned from the CPUID interface, see the following properties:
· IsHypervisorRunning
· IsVM
· SupportsHyperVRole
· SupportsNX
· SupportsVT
· VMPlatform
Note This property is dynamically set by the MDT scripts and is not configured in CustomSettings.ini or the MDT DB. Treat this property as read only.
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TRUE |
The processor resources of the target computer support a Windows 64-bit operating system. |
FALSE |
The processor resources of the target computer do not support a Windows 64-bit operating system. |
Example |
None |
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