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VMware Workstation 15.5.5 installation fails on a Windows Host which doesn't have SHA-2 code signing support.Using a multi-byte character Virtual Network name in the Virtual Network Editor, crashes the Workstation and the Virtual Network Editor UI and makes them un-launchable. The Virtual Network name doesn't support multi-byte characters.The Windows Operation System stops working without any message and freezes when some USB devices are connected to the VM. The Windows Operation System stops working without any message when trying to connect an USB Devices to the VM.

This issue doesn't occur on a restart or a force shutdown. The Shared USB Yubikey Driver ABENDs (Abnormal end of task) and generates a log and dump files, when the VM is shutdown. The Shared USB Yubikey Driver ends abnormally and generates dump files when the VM is shutdown.To view the release notes for a prior release, click the appropriate link: Prior Releasesįeatures and Known Issues from prior releases of VMware Workstation 15 Pro are described in the release notes for each release.

VMware Workstation 15.5.5 Pro also contains performance improvements, bug fixes and security updates.

Support for new Host Operation Systems:.

Support for new Guest Operating Systems:.

The followings are minimum requirement to run VMware Workstation on a Hyper-V enabled host:

Windows 10 host VBS support: VMware Workstation 15.5.5 now runs on Windows hosts with Hyper-V features (For example: virtualization based security) enabled.

This release of VMware Workstation Pro is a free upgrade for all VMware Workstation 15 Pro users. You can replicate server, desktop, and tablet environments in a virtual machine and allocate multiple processor cores, gigabytes of main memory and graphics memory to each virtual machine, whether the virtual machine resides on a personal PC or on a private enterprise cloud.įor more information, see the VMware Workstation Pro documentation. VMware Workstation Pro™ enables technical professionals to develop, test, demonstrate, and deploy software by running multiple x86-based Windows, Linux, and other operating systems simultaneously on the same PC.