VM is not compatible with Device/Credential Guard. Method to run VM after disabling Device/Credential Guard

When starting a virtual machine in VMware Workstation prior to version 12.5 on a Windows 10 host with Credential Guard or Device Guard enabled, a blue diagnostic screen (BSOD) will be displayed.
You will see an error similar to the following:
VMware Workstation and Device / Credential Guard are not compatible. After disabling Device/Credential Guard, you can run VMware Workstation.

Reasons:
1. The reason for this problem is that Device Guard or Credential Guard is not compatible with Workstation.

2. The Hyper-V of Windows system is not compatible.

Solution:

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Step 1: Disable Device Guard or Credential Guard:

1. Disable the group policy setting used to enable Credential Guard.
   1. On the host operating system, right-click Start  >  Run , type gpedit.msc, and click  OK. The local group policy editor opens.
   2. Go to Local Computer Policy  >  Computer Configuration  >  Administrative Templates>System  > Device Guard (or: Device Guard)  >  Enable virtualization-based security .
   3. The selection is disabled .
       
2. Go to "  Control Panel"  > "  Uninstall a program"  > "  Turn Windows features on or off" to turn off Hyper-V .
3. Choose not to restart .

Step 2: Turn off Hyper-V by command (closing Hyper-V from the control panel will not be decisive, so you must turn off Hyper-V completely) 

        Run Windows Powershell (Administrator) as an administrator (Windows key + X)

        Run the following command and restart the computer:

bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off

Summary: I tried the above two methods, and finally the second method solved the problem I encountered.