GE620DX BIOS HOW TO ENABLE HIDDEN BIOS SETTINGS

Hi All,
I have GE620DX. I want to enable virtualization technology in bios. But that setting and other settings are hidden. How to visible them?
My bios is Aptio.

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The computer isn't here. But I guess Aptio 2.01.1208.
nop, that's not bios version
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CPU is intel 2670QM.
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