Solve the problem that VMware cannot install 64-bit operating system in win10 home version

Problem Description

When VMware Workstation creates a new virtual machine and chooses to install a 64-bit operating system, an error message pops up: This host does not support 64-bit guest operating systems and this system cannot run

Solution

Since there is no Hyper-V option in the Windows startup and shutdown functions of Win10 Home Edition, you need to use the command line to shut it down.

by Run the command prompt as an administrator and execute the command bcdedit /enum You can see that the value of the last item in the Windows boot loader, which is current identifier, is hypervisorlaunchtype . If it is displayed as Auto , you need to change it to Off

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Since mine is closed, it doesn't show up.

Execute the command bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off

Restart and run VMware.

If you want to restore hyper startup, change it back to bcdedit / set hypervisorlaunchtype auto

At first, I tried to enable Intel Virtualization Technology in BIOS, but found that it was already turned on.

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