I was planning to get a hp pavilion slimline s5150t and was wondering if it’s processor supports Hardware virtualization technology.Here are the specs: intel core 2 quad 2.5ghz (q9300) proccesor. 8 gb ddr3 ram. 640gb hd.512mb video card.It has windows vista home premuim,but I was going to install windows 7 ultimate.I know that the computer can run windows 7 and virtual pc and windows xp mode ok but I don’t have a clue if the processor supports Hardware virtualization technology.I know how enable it if it’s not enabled but I don’t know if the processor supports the Hardware virtualization technology.I want to buy the pc,install windows 7 and then install windows xp mode and windows virtual pc so I can Run my old programs.The windows xp mode and windows virtual pc requires the Hardware virtualization technology.So can I install windows virtual pc and windows xp mode or not?I can’t run the tool that microsoft provides to check if my computer supports it cause I don’t have the computer with me. I don’t want any advice,I just want a yes or no and some detail.I prefer more then 3 answers.

Every time I log in to my laptop I get a blue screen that’s says "warning spyware detected on your computer install an anti virus or spyware remover to clean computer". What do I do?
And it wont let me go to my screen it just stays like that

How much space does it take up on my computer i know Wow with the burning crusade expansion takes up like 8.6 gigs but how much does the it take up with wrath of the lich king

hi! thanks so much for your time!
so my friend bought an iphone in japan and although it is at&t her carrier in japan was softbank.
she came to the u.s. and she got a newer version of the iphone and gave me hers.
Can I use it here if I bring it to at&t? I already belong to at&t as it is. so would it be possible to just put my smartchip in my iphone and use it from here on?
All her info is in the phone but I just dont want to bring it to at&t and have them think I stole it or anything.
Is there anyway to delete all the info in the phone like the phone number that is stored in the phone and the past information in the general application section?
thanks again for all your help!

Folks, I meant "technology wise old", but they are in really excellent condition. They work just fine, but they are so bulky for these days. I did not want just throw away, since we paid big bucks for them right before today’s high technology burst. I checked on ebay about the possibility of selling them. Almost not worth to spend time & money to list. Is there any other way I can donate somewhere or get a few bucks for them? I appreciate any suggestions. Thank you all.