Windows 10

When you want to run VMware on Windows 10, you may get “Device / Credential Guard” error as in the image below.
Together we will look at what we can do to solve this problem.

Let’s first examine the content of the error we received.

“VMware Workstation and Device / Credential Protection are not compatible. VMware Workstation can be run after you disable Device / Credential Protection. ”

Step 1: Disable Device and Identity Protection from Group Policy settings.

On Windows machines, the default RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) port that comes with the default is 3389. If you want to change this port, which comes by default for any reason, especially security, you can change it by following the steps below. The same steps apply to all windows servers.

First, run the regedit application by pressing the Windows + R key or Search.

In the window that opens, go to the regedit record shown in the kernel below.

You may sometimes want to change your computer’s DNS settings and use different DNS. For example, you may want to use Google DNS.

Right-click on the right and bottom computer mark, and then click Open Network and Sharing Center.

Click once on the interface (NIC) that connects you with the outside world.

Click the Properties tab on the screen that appears as follows.

With the IPv4 selected, click the Properties tab again.

The minimum system requirements before starting Windows 10 Setup are listed below.

1. Processor (CPU) = PAE, NX or SSE2 supported processor running at 1GHz and above
2. Memory (RAM) = 1GB (for 32-bit) or 2GB (for 64-bit)
3. Graphics Cards = All graphics cards that support DirectX 9 and have WDDM drives
4. Hard Disk (HDD) = 16GB (for 32-bit) or 20GB (for 64-bit)

After running the installation DVD, USB, disc or iso mount file, we drop to the bottom screen. Here, after selecting the language, date, time and keyboard settings, we proceed with Next.

On systems (depending on the project and environment), we often work with local IP's, and we can obtain them from the network settings or through the command line. However, to process real IP's, we can obtain real IP via the router/modem interface or the URL that provides online services (multiple sites are available) and then process. Above is the NCC ripe.net as an example. There is a section above the entrance on the right side that reflects your output rope.