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  • To Do This Open An Administrator Command Prompt, Enter This Command and Then Reboot: Bcdedit /set Hypervisorlaunchtype Off

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    The document discusses an error received when trying to run a VMware Player virtual machine on a system with the Hyper-V role enabled in Windows 8.1. The error message states that Hyper-V and VMware Player are incompatible and the Hyper-V role must be removed. The document provides the workaround of disabling Hyper-V using the bcdedit command so that VMware Player can be used, and then re-enabling Hyper-V with the same command after using VMware Player.

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    The document discusses an error received when trying to run a VMware Player virtual machine on a system with the Hyper-V role enabled in Windows 8.1. The error message states that Hyper-V and VMware Player are incompatible and the Hyper-V role must be removed. The document provides the workaround of disabling Hyper-V using the bcdedit command so that VMware Player can be used, and then re-enabling Hyper-V with the same command after using VMware Player.

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    To Do This Open An Administrator Command Prompt, Enter This Command and Then Reboot: Bcdedit /set Hypervisorlaunchtype Off

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    Olimpia Iridon
    The document discusses an error received when trying to run a VMware Player virtual machine on a system with the Hyper-V role enabled in Windows 8.1. The error message states that Hyper-V and VMware Player are incompatible and the Hyper-V role must be removed. The document provides the workaround of disabling Hyper-V using the bcdedit command so that VMware Player can be used, and then re-enabling Hyper-V with the same command after using VMware Player.

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    I have the Hyper-V role enabled on Windows 8.1 for VS Express Windows Phone Emulation.

    The problem is this error when I try to run a VMWare Player virtual machine:

    VMware Player and Hyper-V are not compatible. Remove the Hyper-V role from the system
    before running VMware Player.

    The workaround is to disable Hyper-V so that you can use VMWare.

    To do this open an Administrator Command Prompt,


    enter this command and then reboot:
    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
    Hyper-V can be enabled again with this command (which also requires a reboot):

    bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto

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