


I am not sure whether the free version for non-commercial use of VMware Workstation Player 12.5.1 install virtual switches or not.ġ) Does Windows 10 have a problem with VMware-player-12.5.1-4542065. I am not sure whether Windows 10 has a problem or not.

Tunnel adapter Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface:Īs you see the output above, there is no virtual switch VMnet0, Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection *2:Įthernet adapter Bluetooth Network Connection:Ĭonnection-specific DNS Suffix: domain.actdsltmp I run the command " ipconfig" in Windows 10 as below: Changes in VMware Player 12.0: Support of Windows 10 VMware Workstation Player provides the following support for Windows 10: Run Windows 10 as a virtual machine Run Windows 10 as a host. VMware Workstation Player 12.5.1 should install the virtual switches " VMnet0", " VMnet1"Īnd " VMnet8" in Windows 10 for configuring network for 2 VMs. But this file doesn't install any Virtual Switch in Windows 10.Īccording to VMware Workstation Player documentation, it creates up to 20 Virtual Switches on a Windows Host machine. (Optional) To activate Workstation Player features, start Workstation Player and enter your license key. Follow the prompts to finish the installation. The installer filename is similar to VMware-player-xxxx-xxxx.exe, where xxxx-xxxx is the version and build numbers. I have installed this file inįree version for non-commercial use of VMware Workstation 12.5.1 Player. On your Windows machine, double-click the Workstation Player installer file. Utilize the full feature sets of desktop applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more Access Windows Desktop, Documents, Downloads and custom. I have just downloaded VMware Workstation 12.5.1 Player (the file is I need to create the Virtual Network in Windows 10 so that the 2 VMs can communicate with each other. I am running 2 Virtual Machines (Windows XP and Oracle Linux 5) in In the event that your copy of Windows 10 is on a bootable USB drive instead of being an ISO, VMware Player doesn't provide native support for booting off USB devices, but it's easy to add this.
