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i have new samsung galaxy book 2 pro and I have installed a vm ware. I keep gettng the error of SRW detected you are running in a virtual machine. Can someone help me ? IT from work has worked on this all week and as well as myslef. Going through all the steps listed for virtual machine error . Installing uninsalling removing anit-virus software with no fix. I would appreciate any suggestions
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So, you are using a Samsung laptop (Galaxy Book2 Pro) and would like to install some software from VMware. However, that VMware product installer told you that you are running in a virtual machine?
If so, that's very likely to be a bug of that installer, and you should report to VMware support and see if they can help.
Here is a site only covering Microsoft products, so no assistance on that can be offered.