For that, you do not need any third-party app or service since the in-built option could do that for you.Īdd TPM to VMware Player Virtual Machine in Windows 11 Here is how you can enable or add TPM to VMware Player virtual machine in Windows 11. However, don’t worry simply select the “ yes” option and every time the machine will boot with the attached existing VDMK Virtual hard disk.If you are unable to install Windows 11 on VMware Workstation Player virtual machine, chances are you do not have the TPM enabled. Now, start the created virtual machine, you may see a message that, virtual device ide1:0 cannot connect. You have successfully attached an existing VDMK virtual hard drive to your newly created virtual machine. For that simply select the 20 GB Virtual hard drive we have created at the beginning of the article and hit the Remove button. Thus, it would be a great idea to remove it. This step could be optional, however, then you have to set the boot priority of the virtual machine you have created that would be a little difficult for newbies. Now click on the Browse button, file explorer will open, select the VDMK file of the OS you want to use with your machine.

Select “ Use an existing virtual disk” to get an option for selecting files available directly on your local or remote drives. However, here we are going with the recommended option. You can change that to some other as well.

Thus, click on the Add button to attach a new Hard disk drive.īy default the type of Virtual disk to add to the VM is SCSI, selected. You will see a 20 GB hard disk (SCSI) already attached in the Summary area of the Virtual machine, well we don’t want that instead, we want to use our existing VDMK file. Select the newly created virtual machine by you from the interface of the Vmware player showing under the Home area and select the “ Edit virtual machine Settings” option. Because later we will remove it from our machine.

When VMware asks you to create a new storage disk, then leave the default value for space as it is and just create it. Here we have the VDMK file of OpenSUSE Linux, thus creating a machine for the same.Ĥ. As we are creating a new virtual machine, thus select what kind of operating system you are planning to use in the VM.

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