The Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool is a Microsoft-supported application, which checks if a process supports virtualization. This is especially handy for testing to see if your system is compatible with Windows XP mode, which gives a Windows 7 Enterprise user complete access to a fresh install of Windows XP SP3.
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