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  • Wed, Jul 6 2022 12:01 AM

    • mjordan
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    This program is not supported on VM instances

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    I am trying to run Avid Media Composer First on my Surface Pro 8:

     

    - Windows 11 Pro 21H2 (should be supported, per this article)

    - Intel Evo Core i7

    - 32GB RAM

    - 1TB SSD

     

    Avid installs fine, but when I try to launch, I just get a dialog that says "This program is not supported on VM instances."  Of course, I am not running Windows 11 in a VM.

    I tried disabling EnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity in the registry and rebooting, per this thread, but it did not help.

    What else can I try?

    [view my complete system specs]

  • Wed, Jul 6 2022 9:31 AM In reply to

    • Mat Linnett
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    Re: This program is not supported on VM instances

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    Does the BIOS for the Surface have any virtualisation options?

    I know my motherboard on my home PC does, and I had to enable it in order to use 64bit VMs in VirtualBox.

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  • Wed, Jul 6 2022 6:56 PM In reply to

    • mjordan
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    Re: This program is not supported on VM instances

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    Mat Linnett:
    Does the BIOS for the Surface have any virtualisation options?

    The BIOS does have the option to enable Intel Virtualization Technology, but it is currently set to disabled.

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