Recently built the Windows Phone 8.1 development environment, in order to boot up can be WP8.1 development, the use of
Bcdedit/set {BCD ID} Hypervisorlaunchtype Auto
command to randomly start Hyper-V and now need to run the Linux system in VMware, the following error is prompted to open the virtual machine:
VMware Workstation and Hyper-V is not compatible. Remove the Hyper-V role from the system before running VMware Workstation
The workaround is to increase the boot startup item selection to decide whether to use Hyper-V:
Press Win+x to open the menu and execute the command line as Administrator
Execute the following command to copy the current settings (currently Auto):
bcdedit/copy {current}/d "Windows 8.1 with Hyper-V OFF"
Prompt to replicate successfully, this configuration of Hyper-V is automatically started, and the following changes it to OFF (copying an ID number in curly braces):
Bcdedit/set {466a47c5-c490-11e4-96d4-e52ed5055636} hypervisorlaunchtype OFF
This lets you choose whether to enable Hyper-V on the boot:
Windows 8.1 enables Hyper-V solutions for problems that VMware cannot use (both WP8.1 emulator and VMware)