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Hi,
I installed Windows 10 and Windows 11 as a Guest OS on VMware Workstation Pro.
Both are working fine as a Guest OS.
When I am trying to upgrade/ update both (Windows 10 and Windows 11) to 22H2, after restart, I see Blue Screen and Automatic Repair.
Both returned back to previous version. Please let me know, what can be issue and how to resolve it?
With Regards
NndnG
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Pls let me know, what I need to do for this,
Before upgrading to 22H2, it's worked fine. Upgrade was not successful and reverted back to previous version.
Same issue with Windows 10, Windows Server 2019 & Windows Server 2022.
VMWare is a 3rd party software, so you should contact their support.
Perhaps this problem?
Windows 10 or Windows 11 may BSOD in a VM on VMware Workstation while using Host VBS Mode (90134)
After installing version 22H2 updates of Windows 10 or Windows 11 in a VM on VMware Workstation while using Host VBS Mode, the Windows guest may BSOD with an "Unsupported Processor" error (0x5d).
Issue resolved. Thank you very much.