VMware Workstation 10

Hey guys I have full version of VmWare Workstation 10 and a legit copy of windows 7 on it, I am using this to farm on crossfire but every time i try to load crossfire it says ' Sorry, this application cannot run under a Virtual Machine ' Can anyone help me? or know how to fix this problem so i can play crossfire on my virtual machine? Thankyou for your help.

@rchayne can help you

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Originally Posted by Bradley13

Hey guys I have full version of VmWare Workstation 10 and a legit copy of windows 7 on it, I am using this to farm on crossfire but every time i try to load crossfire it says ' Sorry, this application cannot run under a Virtual Machine ' Can anyone help me? or know how to fix this problem so i can play crossfire on my virtual machine? Thankyou for your help.

This can help,

its really hard to get windows 7 in VM and make Cf work i tried it so hard failed cant do it but there is a way atm i am using Windows 8 on my cows better ping better fps and all good u should try windows 8

Originally Posted by O.oH4ck.eXe

its really hard to get windows 7 in VM and make Cf work i tried it so hard failed cant do it but there is a way atm i am using Windows 8 on my cows better ping better fps and all good u should try windows 8

even better

win 8.1 xD joking i though win XP is better?

Originally Posted by Paracetamol

even better win 8.1 xD joking i though win XP is better?

well Xp will get u 35 -45 fps all depends on your graphic card maybe more but not over 70 fps i really like Windows 8 i been using xp in my cows for like 1 year but really in windows 8 its way better and faster

Originally Posted by O.oH4ck.eXe

well Xp will get u 35 -45 fps all depends on your graphic card maybe more but not over 70 fps i really like Windows 8 i been using xp in my cows for like 1 year but really in windows 8 its way better and faster

never try on win 8.1

i got bunch of activation key for win 8.1 will try it later

Step One: Power on the virtual machine and (INSIDE the Virtual Machine, not the host OS) go to Start, Run, Regedit and go to this directory:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControl*Set/Control/Class/{4D36E968-E325-11CE-BF*C1-08002BE10318}/0000

Step Two:
Once you have the folder "0000" highlighted, right click "DriverDesc" and click modify. Once you have done that, erase the value data (On Windows XP SP3, mine was named VMWare SVGA II) and click ok. On Windows 7, it should be VMWare SVGA 3D or something along those lines.
Video:

vm 9 is the best.

VMware Workstation 10

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