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the virtualisation capability is an option in the bios; that is where it can be anabled. To get into bios begin the boot up process and hit the delete button continuously. On some boards it is the F2 button but it should be the delete button on your board.
Remember to save the option on exiting.
Press F1 or F2 or esc when trying to boot up to get into bios look for boot order choose dvd-rom as first boot device then drive0 you can change the order to boot from usb these days though i haven't owned a computer like that yet.
According to their website, no. The core 2 duo is supported, but not quad core. http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_Detail.aspx?DetailID=674&CategoryID=1&MenuID=16&LanID=0 Look under the cpu tab.
Have you tried cleaning the RAM? Here's how it's done, remove the RAM from the DIMM slot of the motherboard and rub the pins with pencil eraser as shown in the image below: then install again to the motherboard. Same goes with the graphics card (if you have one installed). if problems persist, replace the RAM..
personally i have the q6600 which is a quad core processor, all the others you listed were dual core, personally i use alot of programs all at once which is good if you have a quad core, but just for general music, data, and streaming, the e8400 is probably better for you, its a 3ghz processor.
It is compatible, what happens exactly when you boot up?
Have you attempted to reset the CMOS?
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