Resolution: VMware Workstation is not compatible with Device/Credential Guard

problem background

Because I downloaded the win version of docker on the official website, it will download the virtual machine Hyper-V. This conflicts with the vmware virtual machine I downloaded before, which makes the latter unusable. Therefore, when I open vmware, the error is reported as follows:

VMware Workstation is not compatible with Device/Credential Guard. After disabling Device/Credential Guard, VMware Workstation can run.

method one:

Background: If you are using Win10 Professional Edition, then directly:
(1) Control Panel - Programs - Open or close Windows functions, select Hyper-V, confirm to disable the service;
(2) Restart the computer, and then Start the VM virtual machine.

But after searching for a long time, I couldn't find the option of Hyper-V. I checked that VMware Workstation is not compatible with Device/Credential Guard. After disabling Device/Credential Guard, you can run VMware
's blog, which needs to be used in the second step to disable Device Guard: [win+R] Open and enter gpedit.msc, then local computer policy --> computer configuration --> Administrative Templates > System --> Device Guard, set the virtualization-based security setting to "Disabled".

But gpedit.mscnothing showed up for me. I didn't find the "policy editor" mentioned in it, so I continued to check and found that this blog mentioned that if it is a win home version, it is normal to not have the lump mentioned above, just follow the second method.

Method Two:

1. Press WIN+R to open and run, then enter services.msc and press Enter;
2. Find the HV host service in the service, double-click to open and set it to disabled
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3. win+x, and then open powershell (administrator) to run the command bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off.
4. Restart the computer, and you're done.

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Origin blog.csdn.net/qq_35812205/article/details/121050789