Set up coexistence between Hyper-V and VMware multiple services

Original: Set up coexistence between Hyper-V and VMware multiple services

This approach solves the problem of not being able to coexist between multiple services, as in the case of Hyper-V and VMware, as well as other applications.

Today you are ready to install VMware Workstation 10 and then play Mac OS.

Didn't think, calm I double-click the installation package ready to install, snapped a big red fork! I'll go?!

The error content is probably: the current computer has installed Hyper-V, this product can not be installed.

Hyper-V? What kind of thing? That is the system, the default service is not installed, but after the installation of Visual Studio, it is automatically installed.

So what? Do you want me to unload? Are you kidding? I can't afford Visual studio if I have any more problems. =_=#

Stop the Hyper-V service, install. It's still not working. I'm a. Wipe?! All right. Then what to do.

Two services can not coexist at the same time, if the boot can let me choose which service is good ....

O_o?! Select which or not to use when booting Is it like a dual system?!

Do I have to install two systems? I'll also install the virtual machine dry yarn. Of course, set the startup item ~~~~~~~~ haha.

Run decisively, CMD, open dos:

Enter bcdedit, open the start Configuration data store editor, and look at the current system Startup items:

You can see that my system has only one startup entry: "{current}".

All we have to do is copy this "{current}" and name it and set it to exclude the Hyper-V service at startup:

Run command:bcdedit/copy {default} /d "Windows 8.1 without Hyper-V":

Ps: The red {default} section indicates the default startup item, do not change, the green section indicates the name of the startup item after the copy, the name that is displayed when the boot is selected, and the line is changed.

OK, copy success, remember the copied GUID number, such as my: "{72b5b478-7646-11e4-824e-5404a6a7fcfe}",

Then, run bcdedit again, and view the current startup item situation:

We then set up the newly created "{72B5B478-7646-11E4-824E-5404A6A7FCFE}" startup item to exclude the Hyper-V service at startup.

Input run: "bcdedit/set { just generated GUID number } hypervisorlaunchtype OFF"

Then, restart your computer and you will find something like:

OK Bird ~

Below.. You know, ~~~~~~~~.

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Set up coexistence between Hyper-V and VMware multiple services