Most of the time when copy-pasting from the internet, I would get “”, instead of “”. Please check the type of quote marks you use. This is due to a corrupted vmx file: Try using a backup of vmx file or make a new vm and edit the vmx file carefully This virtual machine cannot be powered on.” “This virtual machine requires AVX2 but AVX is not present. This is due to a corrupted vmx file: Try using a backup of vmx file or make a new VM and edit the vmx file carefully “Feature ‘cpuid.ds’ was absent, but must be present.” Select Utilities menu ,Terminal, Replace the bolded hard drive name with whatever your drive is called, and enter these two commands:Ĭd “/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL”Īssuming it takes this command, follow on the next line with the following: Make note of the number shown next to “Available:”. If the name of the volume is dimmed, click the Mount button and enter the password of a user who can unlock the disk. Make note of the name of the volume (usually “Macintosh HD”). You need to use trial and error method here. Give more hardware resources to your mac OS VM.Ģ.First press F2 when the VMware bios comes up and select your boot drive to MacOS recovery. “The CPU has been disabled by the guest operating system”
Once all installed then go back to settings and set to MacOS 11 Change the “Apple Mac OS X” to “Microsoft Windows” then click OK. Once the settings window opened beside the “Hardware” tab click on “Options”. StuckApple logo, to fix that just Power off the Virtual Machine, then select the VM click on Settings. It’s highly suggested (probably required if you have the latest vmware 16 installed) that you manually kill all vmware-related executables AND services through the task manager before running the patch. Make sure to format the drive as macOS extended journaled. MacOS Big Sur installation in VMware Workstation 16 for AMD CPUs:Ģ.
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