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Windows 10 introduced a major VM-screen-breaking bug a few builds ago. Screens can't be sized properly anymore. And acceleration seems to be broken (at least, I
by MichaelGG 12y ago
Windows 10 introduced a major VM-screen-breaking bug a few builds ago. Screens can't be sized properly anymore. And acceleration seems to be broken (at least, I hope so, otherwise there's a huge perf regression). Users of VMware and VirtualBox are complaining. Posts to the forums get "answered" by idiot moderators that insist this is a VMware problem (despite VirtualBox not being made by VMware).
VMware says MS broke the APIs for screen resolution and they won't fix and hope MS does. OTOH, VMware Workstation is pretty much an end-of-life product with no real updates in quite a while.
Overall, it's bizarre. You'd think that in a beta, usage in a VM would be really high, leading to not having regressions on such common "hardware".