Just remember guys, anything that requires a reboot to install or enable in Sandbox, will be useless to test. It won't work, because if you reboot the Sandbox, it will get reset.
It's simply acting like a copy (kind of) of your host OS. If you want to test and mess up Windows features, then most of those must be already enabled on the host.
Hi there
@slicendice
I didn't need to re-install VMWARE workstation again it's working fine
now for the Sandbox !!!!
Cheers
jimbo
Thank you everybody for explaining to me the feature called Blurred To Focus, or Depth Of Field, or whatever. This build is stable so far, I have it installed on my production machine to see how it works in real life. So far all is good.
Nice Build!
btw...
Whatever happened to the Floating Cortana feature?
Here's the problem with VMware player, it's first time I see this message, normally it would just GSOD.
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Powering on a vm in VMware Workstation on Windows 10 host where Credential Guard/Device Guard is enabled fails with BSOD (2146361)
First attempt to upgrade to 18305 Failed with (IIRC) Stop Code SYSTEM-THREAD_NOT_HANDLED
There was no report of what failed, Nor do I remember the usual word _EXCEPTION_ in the stop code, But that may be just my memory letting me down.
Second attempt was successful. But "Configuring Updates" took much longer than usual, as did "Working on Updates." I didn't time it but the "offline" phase was well over half an hour.
Well, that doesn't work either, Credential/device guard isn't even active. Checked in registry and Policy and not active anywhere. So it looks like it's goodby to VMware. Have no nerves to fight it any more and there are other options.Here's the problem with VMware player, it's first time I see this message, normally it would just GSOD.
Help shows this as a solution:
Powering on a vm in VMware Workstation on Windows 10 host where Credential Guard/Device Guard is enabled fails with BSOD (2146361)
PS. Tried Workstation too.
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