---

@toukay wrote:

Sorry. I don't think this should require a support request. This Linux. The lastest release. It should work as well on VMWare as Windows.

End of story. No excuses.

I have a work around by not using VMWare's absolutely broken support for Windows Hypervisor.

I am not interested in 10 layers of support requests that will give me answers the community has already documented.

 

---

I understand, but if there aren't any good answers from other users in the forum on how to get around this, then having the ability to contact VMware directly might not be a bad idea.

And I would not place the blame on "broken support for Windows Hypervisor" solely on VMware. VMware's support is only as good as the API set that that Microsoft provides. Ask yourself: would Microsoft would rather that you use Hyper-V or VMware?. Do you think they have a vested interest in making it easy for third party hypervisors to run with Hyper-V, or to expose the full capabilities of their native hypervisor to third-party applications?