| 1 | | Is this ticket being worked? This issue is also a show-stopper for me ... unable to use VirtualBox because it does not show the processor id in Windows 10. To prove this, open Windows PowerShell, and type: |
| 2 | | Get-WmiObject -Query "Select processorId from Win32_Processor" |
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| 4 | | It is empty. I have tried vboxmanage to add eax-edx registers, etc. The Windows Device Manager shows the CPU entered via vboxmanage, but the PowerShell command above does not. |
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| 6 | | I am running the Windows client virtualbox on a MacOSX host with Hyper-V paravirtualization enabled. |
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