How disabled virtualization technology on MSI GX700

Hi, I would like disabled intel virtualization technology on my notebook. Problem is, I can not find find this option in bios setup.
Configuration of my notebook is GX 700
CPU Type   Mobile DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo T7250, 2000 MHz (10 x 200)
BIOS Type   AMI
BIOS Version   080014
System BIOS Date   12/02/08
Video BIOS Date   04/12/07
Company Name   American Megatrends Inc.
I thinking abou update bios, but on official msi site I didn’t find a new version of bios for my notebook. Any advance? Thank for help

Quote from: Stu on 18-December-10, 03:07:42
That was exactly my first thought on seeing the topic title!
Yes, if you use notebook as common user, you need it

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I looked in BIOS menu, but I didn’t find any item of virtualization technology. See my screen.
No i was mean to look for BIOS version from there. Not for something else.
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Hi Community
I want to disable the Virtualization Technology but in my Bios i cant find the poit for disable that.
How i can disable the Virtualization Technology?
My hardware:
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BIOS:AMI (09/23/09)
Thanks for you answer.
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Quote from: sannicolao on 13-January-11, 21:25:01
Ok. I don't know how i can upload pictures here.
I uploaded there :
http://img291.imageshack.us/i/img0614yg.jpg/
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