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WildVirus
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Windows 8 Developer Preview

I got an internal monitor error

vcpu-0:NOT_IMPLEMENTED vmcore/vmm/intr/apic.c:1903

I wanted to install the 64bit version

Now I'm starting do download the 32bit version.

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Theblacksheep
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It worked by selecting Other.  I presume it'll work by selecting the OS later.

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bemymonkey
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The Other 64bit and then Win764 install combo worked. I'm up and running now...

Task switching (drag from the left) seems pretty useless though - anyone know how to select which app you want to drag out? Or how about closing open apps? :smileygrin:

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andasa
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OK, here is the complete guide of how to install Windows Developer Preview with developer tools English, 64-bit (x64) in VMware.

  1. Install VMware Workstation 8.
  2. Create a new vm with either Workstation 8 or the included Player 4.
  3. DO NOT mount the iso file, instead select I will install the operating system later.
  4. Set guest OS to Microsoft Windows 7 x64.
  5. Increase the RAM to 2 GB and finish the wizard.
  6. Edit the vm you just created and mount the iso file to the CD/DVD.
  7. Play!

It is safe to select any language and keyboard during the install.

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bemymonkey
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Thanks for testing all that Smiley Happy

If you don't mind I'll copy your post to another forum where people are asking questions Smiley Happy

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Guenna44
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If you have not a Connect to the Internet,the Win8-VM (from Windows 8 Release Preview ISO)

have not found the VMware-Netadapter. (VMPlayer 4.0.4 with Linux,)

You can take the VMWare drivers from a XP or Win7 VM:

1.Copy the VMwaredrivers (VM*.Sys) from \system32\drivers in a created Folder.

2.Copy the Files of the hidden folder\Windows\inf in this folder (i was to lazy to find the correct inf-File(s) 🙂  )

3.Transfer this Folder into the Win8-VM and use it as source for install/update the

   missing drivers (Ethernet Controller and SCSI-Controller).

Then can you use the Network/Internet.

If you have a Dualcore CPU, don't use (all) 2 cores under VMware/win8.

The System will crashed.

Have fun!

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