No Virtualization Enable Setting in BIOS for TS140?

There is no Virtualization Setting in the BIOS (version 48A released date 8/26/13) of the new TS140. I have installed server 2012 but not able to install Hyper-V option. Called Lenovo Tech Support but he told me that if the Intel Chipset driver is installed then Virtualization is enabled. I double checked that it has the correct software driver installed but see no possibility of enabling VTx from within server 2012 OS. I hope this message would go to the LENOVO support guru and Please let me know if the VTx enabling setting will be implemented in the future releases of the BIOS. Thank you.
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Lenovo Tech Support Dale found out that the BIOS setting is under Advanced - CPU setup <enter> then Virtualization setting is in there. It works now! It was me who missed it while navigating several time into its BIOS...

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