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  1. LMiller7
    Posts : 1,255
    Windows 10 Pro
       New #11

    The problem may be in VMWare configuration for Windows 10. It is not yet officially supported as a client and that causes some issues.

    This article shows how to install Windows 10 on VMWare workstation but it should be similar for other versions:
    Install the Windows 10 Technical Preview in VMware Workstation 10

    Edit: From what I understand CPU Nx support isn't necessary in VMWare but performance will be better if it is present. Your CPU supports this feature but it must be enabled in the BIOS. In my case it was not. I believe virtualization support is necessary to install a 64 bit OS.
    Last edited by LMiller7; 11 Oct 2014 at 00:59.
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  3. BillyBob
    Posts : 480
    Windows 10
       New #12

    E8400 core2duo, mine's running like a dream on 64 bit, also running on an old Atom 1.6GHZ 32 bit.
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