Also, if the target version is the same, the Upgrade does not need to be the same - meaning that the problem is not end version, but the Upgrade process itself. Win 10 version problems, as already discussed above, are two-fold: Feature Upgrade and the version itself - they shouldn't be assumed the same. I'm not saying that there couldn't be a problem with some new Precision model or some specific application, but generally speaking, I don't think there is. I hope this helps to find the real reason for graphic failures. so, I only talk about version 1909 and before, which were also mentioned as having problems. However, my experience on Windows 2004 is about zero (=no problems on a couple of Dell Precision laptops). Windows 10 has had its own problems, but none of them has been even indirectly linked to VM. Usually, Accelerate 3D Graphics (but not always), has been selected since OpenGL 3D graphics has been used. Those have included basically all professional Windows versions, including servers, and now for some years Windows 10 as a Host and SOME version of Windows as a guest. I wish people would file a new thread for different problems - otherwise this gets highly illogical for everybody looking for a real solution.Īs for the Dell Precision laptop thing, I have no idea what the problem is, but I have an extensive experience (by far not only mine) of namely Dell Precision laptops with high-end graphics adapters and there have been zero graphics related problems in VMware Workstation. There are many assumptions of 'the same problem' on this thread, while their description is not even closely the same.

Workstation player