Execute the WMIC CPU get processorid command under the cmd shell, but look at the cpuid of the machine, but this command shows only 2 sets of IDs, actual CPUID, 4 groups
By changing the virtual machine configuration file. VMX implements the designation of any CPU serial number, and the CPU serial number does not revert to the original value after restarting the virtual machine. Here's how:
Open the. vmx file and add the following two rows of data on the last line:
Cpuid.1.eax = "00000000000000110100011010101001"
Cpuid.1.edx = "10111111111010111111101111111011"
where EAX is the last 32 bits of the CPUID binary value displayed using the WMIC CPU get PROCESSORID command, EdX is the first 32 bits, added after
WMIC CPU Get Processorid Display the CPUID will change, but there are 2 groups not modified
CPUID.1.EBX = "00000000000000110100011010101001"
CPUID.1.ECX = "10111111111010111111101111111011"
This will allow the CPUID to be completely customized to modify
VMware Modify CPUID