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Systems using Intel Atom processors based on the 2012 Saltwell micro-architecture.

For example, Atom Z670/Z650 and Atom N570.

Intel Atom processors based on the 2011 Bonnell micro-architecture.

Systems using Processors (CPUs) launched in 2011 or later are supported, except for the following: You can replicate server, desktop, and tablet environments in a virtual machine and allocate multiple processor cores, gigabytes of main memory and graphics memory to each virtual machine, whether the virtual machine resides on a personal PC or on a private enterprise cloud.įor more information, see the VMware Workstation Pro documentation. VMware Workstation Pro™ enables technical professionals to develop, test, demonstrate, and deploy software by running multiple x86-based Windows, Linux, and other operating systems simultaneously on the same PC. : Additional Question : I tried using the windows10 Magnifying Glass to enlarge the screen so I could see it better but it was super cumbersome and hard to use.VMware Workstation 16 Pro | 14 September 2020 | Build 16894299

Note how after dragging the edges of the screen and making the window larger, the desktop is still 800圆00. Here you can see a 800圆00 XP Desktop running in VirtualBox. See how the actual resolution of the guest OS has been increased? This is the same desktop in vmware after I have dragged the window larger. This is a 800圆00 winXP vmware running on my 4K Screen. but without getting a scale function to work it is not really viable as I simply can not read anything on my vm desktops! As VMware supports acceleration I would rather just use it.

So as far as I know there is no choice but to use vmware or an old version of virtualbox. : More Detail : Basically VirtualBox has this feature, a stretch guest feature, but they have removed all 3D Acceleration support in 6.1+ VMware still has the acceleration and is the only real option I know of Qemu for windows dose not use acceleration at all. I am using the FREE vmwave Workstation Player 16 How can I scale the Guest Host without changeing the Guest Host Resolution in VMware, similar to how "Scale Mode" works in Virtual Box? So scaling the frame of the hosts window that contains the the VM scales the entire vm, but does not change the actual resolution.Ģ.