Fixing a VM that had AutoAddVTPM set: Difference between revisions
Fixing a VM that had AutoAddVTPM set (view source)
Revision as of 18:55, 22 September 2023
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(Created page with "You might have made the mistake to use an experimental solution that was offered for a while by VMware to install Windows 11 as guest OS. It involved adding a line to the .vmx file and after that you could add a TPM and thus install Windows 11. This would encrypt parts of the VM, but not give you a password and as such some people to find out that their VM won't work on some other hosts. The good part is that your data isn't actually encrypted, the bad part is that it is...") |
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The good part is that your data isn't actually encrypted, the bad part is that it isn't easy perse to get the data out. | The good part is that your data isn't actually encrypted, the bad part is that it isn't easy perse to get the data out. | ||
=== Here's one solution where you have a few manual | === Here's one solution where you have a few manual steps === | ||
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Normally also no need for .nvram and .vmxf | Normally also no need for .nvram and .vmxf | ||
That | That ''should'' be all. | ||