requirements

f14tomcat · 04 Aug 2018

FYI....quick check to see if it is enabled. Taskmanager>Performace

maranna · 04 Aug 2018

I never knew how to do that so thank you. Yes, it is but I have a feeling it was not enabled when I tried the VM's. I will take a break and maybe try again. Thanks a lot.

f14tomcat · 04 Aug 2018

maranna said:

I never knew how to do that so thank you. Yes, it is but I have a feeling it was not enabled when I tried the VM's. I will take a break and maybe try again. Thanks a lot.

Yes, needs to be all set first. Might want to consider uninstalling and re-installing VMWare with it enabled. Just as a clean start.

maranna · 04 Aug 2018

If you were at my level would you use VMWare or Virtual Box?

f14tomcat · 04 Aug 2018

maranna said:

If you were at my level would you use VMWare or Virtual Box?

maranna · 04 Aug 2018

if the Highlight means VMware that is what I'll try thank you

f14tomcat · 04 Aug 2018

maranna said:

if the Highlight means VMware that is what I'll try thank you

Yep!

muchomurka · 04 Aug 2018

If you want to run 64bit VM you need:
- proc & mobo which supports it (enabled in bios/uefi)
- 64bit win10 installed
- hyperv/virtualization uninstalled/disabled at os level (depends on build).

Then you can create 64bit VMs in either vbox or vmplayer.

maranna · 04 Aug 2018

I have the requirements shown in the attachments. I am not sure of terms but here is some info to help you be able to decide if I can create a VM, if you wish.

muchomurka · 04 Aug 2018

For virtualbox, see Help with VirtualBox and WIndows 10 build 1803 - Windows 10 Forums