"Experimental" is a kind way of saying the feature is nowhere near fully baked/ready for prime time. Avoid the experimental TPM in Workstation 16 at all costs. In particular, the TPM implementation in the Tech Preview (that's expected to be in the next Workstation release) is a vast improvement over the experimental TPM implementation or full VM encryption currently found in Workstation 16. It has much better support for Windows 11 as both a host and guest. I would wait for the next Workstation version or if you can't wait, use the Tech Preview.
There is just one slight modification to the instructions, after the " Close the text editor window and the Command Prompt window" part, then perform the following action:ĭid you run PC Health Check in the Windows 10 VM to find out what it thinks makes this VM ineligible for upgrade? Clearly you will have to 'add the USB hardware' to the VM. So, should you wish to install without a TPM and with processor hardware that may or may not meet the prerequisites, and not have to make any changes to VMware Workstation, then. vmx file change option then you might like to check out, if you have not already done so, the vimalin blog, plus, you have to remember after making the change, to shut down VMware Workstation for it to take effect. No TPM 2.0 with or without hardware compatibility checks (no changes to VMware Workstation required).
No TPM 2.0 with compatible hardware (implementing the experimental .vmx entry toAddVTPM).TPM 2.0 and other hardware is present and correct (VMware Workstation encryption config required).There are three ways in which to perform a VMware Workstation Win 11 VM clean install, plus one TPM 1.2 upgrade option: so please refer to the excerpt below from the forum thread Windows 11 Decrypt Password : One thing that you will need to be aware of when considering Win 11, is the infamous TPM.
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