Troubleshoot problems with Hyper-V not installed on VMware Workstation

From today onwards, bloggers have formally started to learn about Microsoft-related knowledge. As we all know, Microsoft's virtualization Technology Hyper-V is now also very hot. But the blogger does not have a server to install Hyper-V. The idea is to install a VMware workstation on your PC and then set up Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2012 on VMware Workstation before you enable Hyper-V functionality. However, in the process of setting up an experimental environment, you encounter a problem that cannot enable Hyper-V. After many attempts and "degree Niang" search, found a solution to the problem, now summarized as follows:

The main experimental environment for bloggers is as follows:

Hardware environment:

PC configuration: Thinkpad X230 Intel I5 processor 16GB Memory

Software Environment:

Physical Machine Os:windows 7 SP1 64-bit

Vmware Workstation version: 8.0.0 build-471780

Virtual machine os:windows Server R2 Enterprise 64-bit

Attention:

1. The physical machine needs to support virtualization features, it is recommended to use Intel's CPU

2. Requires enough memory

3. The virtualized vt-x/ept or amd-v/rvi function of the CPU needs to be turned on on the VMware workstation

4. In the following, bloggers use the workstation8.0 version, it is recommended to use 8.0 or later (8.0 not tested)

5. In the following scenario, the blogger uses Windows Server 2008, using Windows Server 20,121-like steps.

First step: Install the workstaion virtual machine

Step Two: Install Windows Server R2 on a virtual machine

Step Three: Install Hyper-V

A problem was encountered during the installation of Hyper-V:

The blogger sees that the CPU virtualization feature is not turned on. After you turn off the virtual machine, click VMware Workstation vm-->setting. When you click Processors, you can see that the Intel VT feature is not turned on by default, so be sure to tick this off.

Then bloggers start again, found still not able to install the Hyper-V components, after Baidu Search, find a solution as follows:

Close the virtual machine, Locate the location where the virtual machine resides, open windows Server 2008.vmx with Notepad, add two lines at the end, and save:

Hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = "FALSE"

mce.enable = "TRUE"

Finally, restart the virtual machine and install the Hyper-V components properly.

Bloggers here in the experimental environment is Windows Server 2008, if it is 2012 installed on the workstation need to open hyper is the same procedure.

Troubleshoot problems with Hyper-V not installed on VMware Workstation