Vmware Player Tools Os X 10 Can'T Start Driver Glxgi Logs

Due to the needs of device redirection doesnt works well with Hyper-V, Ive installed VMWare Workstation 14.

It worked until last weekend, seems because of the QFE update.

I just verified, it was not QFE but Feature update to Windows 10, version 1803 that triggered the problem with VMWare Workstation again.

I get the error dialog complaining about DeviceCredential Guard.

VMware Workstation is a Type 2 hypervisor (runs as an OS application) that should be able to run in Windows even if the host OS is managed by Hyper-V.

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While installing VMware Tools by running the setup command, a dialog box appears which displays a progress bar.

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Vmware Player Tools Os X 10 Can'T Start Driver Glxgi Logs

AppDefense driver glxgi logs an error in the event viewer similar to the following: The glxgi service failed to start due to the following error: A device attached to the system is not functioning.

Workaround: These events do not impact the system and are safe to ignore.

When you have a secure boot VM with Microsoft Hyper-V and virtualization-based security enabled with Device Guard and Code Integrity policy set to enforced, then drivers, glxgi, pvscsi, vsepflt, and vsock might generate the event log warnings similar to the following.

Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-CodeIntegrityOperational Source: Microsoft-Windows-CodeIntegrity Operational Log: Warnings Event ID: 3083 Level: Warning Description: Code Integrity determined kernel module system32DRIVERSvsock.sys that did not meet the WHQL requirements is loaded into the system.

Check with the publisher to see if a WHQL compliant kernel module is available.