Hi,
Please can keep the debate technical and about the problems that people are facing.
No need to get personal here, it doesn't help, at all.
As has been mentioned before this is a user forum where users help other users. Sometimes there are people working for VMware here, sometimes not (I don't work for them either, I got my moderator credentials for eating cheese 
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A few notes... it _is_ possible to get support for VMware Player when you buy it you get -by default- 30 days complimentary support. (see below)
You can buy more support if needed.
What one would need in order to analyze a crash to start with is log files (haven't seen ANY) and crash dump files (missing in action too).
Beyond that.. it is mostly guessing as to what might have happened and asking questions in order to try and rule things out is not wrong.
I believe that there are crashes, don't really believe that it is "windows 10 at fault", it's not impossible, just unlikely. It is much more likely something to do with graphics drivers, possibly in a combination of the graphics stack in VMware.
But all is conjecture at this stage as there are way too many questions unanswered (or not even asked).
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Wil
