You can confirm that TPM is present by running the command tpm.msc by right clicking on the Start icon and entering it in the Run command.Īs you can see above, I am running the latest Windows 11 Dev build 22478 with a compatible TPM present in the free VMware Workstation Player. vmx extension with NotepadĪdd the line toAddVTPM = "software"ĭouble click on it to open it in VMware Workstation Pro or Player Go to the directory where the VM is stored (for example D:\VM\Windows 11 Dev) This will take some time depending on how large your VM is, when it completes, you can back out of the Virtual Machine settings.Īdding software level TPM to Workstation Pro and Workstation Player In the Options tab click on Access Control, then Remove Encryption If you already added TPM to Windows 10 or 11:Įnsure you are updated to version 16.2.0 ( Pro - Player ~600mb) The following assumes you have not encrypted the VM further with BitLocker within Windows, if you have you may need to decrypt the drive first before performing the steps below. Fortunately, the flag also works in the free VMware Workstation Player. If you have been using a Windows 11 virtual machine in VMware Workstation Pro with TPM enabled, you will be used to having to set and enter a password for each encrypted VM, but with this update you can now remove the encryption and add in the software level TPM flag instead.
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