cpuvirtualizationwindows 7
On Windows 7 hosts, how do I validate that CPU virtualization support such as AMD-V or VT-x is enabled without rebooting the machine and installing additional or third-party software. In that case, these drop out:
not really the best solution, but if nothing else works - Windows Virtual PC now has a patch enabling to work on non VT-X machines, so you could try that, although it would be slower.
Enabling Intel-VT requires a cold restart. Try going back into the BIOS, turn it off, and turn off the computer (don't just reboot). Then start up, go in the BIOS and enable it, then once again turn the PC off. Make sure you save your changes in the BIOS.
Boot up and start VPC, check the options and ensure it is enabled:
Best Answer
There is no native way to get the information about CPU support for vitualization in Windows 7 including WMIC.
You ask for a non third party software and no installation (and no rebooting). Does MS Technet Sysinternals Coreinfo is acceptable for you?