VMware workstation can not be installed nor executed in Windows Server if HyperV is running, so to do it HyperV should be deactivated at boot time.
By following these steps you'll change the boot menu to offer 2 options: boot with HyperV support and boot withOUT HyperV support (so you can run VMware).
(The reason why I want to run VMware sometimes is to virtualize USB devices without third party solutions like USB over Network).
Execute in a command line as Administrator:
By following these steps you'll change the boot menu to offer 2 options: boot with HyperV support and boot withOUT HyperV support (so you can run VMware).
(The reason why I want to run VMware sometimes is to virtualize USB devices without third party solutions like USB over Network).
Execute in a command line as Administrator:
- BCDEDIT /COPY {DEFAULT} /D "No HyperV support"It copies the current boot entry into a new one called "No HyperV support". (Remember to retype the double-quotes if you copy and paste the command)
- BCDEDIT /SET {COPYHERETHEIDTHEPREVIOUSCOMMANDRETURNED} HYPERVISORLAUNCHTYPE OFFIt deactivates the HyperV support for the boot entry we just created.
- BCDEDIT /DEFAULT {COPYHERETHEIDTHEFIRSTCOMMANDRETURNED}It sets the new boot entry as default.
- BCDEDIT /ENUM /VChecks if the new entry is correctly set up.
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