Solve the problem of black screen when starting VMware virtual machine

# Adjust VMware hard disk boot priority

Step 1: Enter the firmware, which is the BIOS setup interface, when turning on the power.

Step 2: Find the Boot-time Diagnostic Screen at the bottom of Main-, press "Enter", a menu will pop up, and use the ↑↓ keys to adjust it to "Enabled".
This option displays plane diagnostics. After changing to Enable, the hardware self-test information will be displayed. This option has nothing to do with other features.

Step 3: Adjust the virtual machine startup priority, find Boot-Hard Drive, press "Enter", it will pop up a drop-down menu, find Vmware Virtual SCSI Hard Drive, and adjust Vmware Virtual SCSI Hard Drive to the first place by pressing "+" or "-".
Vmware Virtual SCSI Hard Drive is the hard disk boot
Bootable Add-in Cards are hard disks on expansion cards.

Step 4: Save the settings, follow the steps, and click yes to start it perfectly!

Finally, this method has been tested by myself and is effective. It starts normally every time. If you have any questions, please leave a message!

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