We'd need to be able to answer why a 64-bit purchase uses 32-bit applications, as asked above? However, as we are evaluating a 64-bit VMware Workstation 12 Pro installation, we need to be certain that there is value from the investment. In response to your question we are not encountering any specific problems as a result of vmware.exe being a 32-bit application. Why is this?ģ) If vmware-vmx.exe is a separate 64-bit application, why does it not appear in Windows Task Manager when a virtual machine is running?Ĥ) Why does the 64-bit VMware Workstation 12 Pro package use any 32-bit application?ĥ) Further to question 4 Does this mean that the 64-bit VMware Workstation 12 Pro package was rushed out before it was made completely 64-bit? However, it does not explain any of the following:ġ) If VMware Workstation 12 Pro is a 64-bit application, why is the only location that it appears is in C:\Program Files (x86)?Ģ) There is no VMware folder in C:\Program Files. It makes a good attempt to explain what we're seeing but it is not an Answer. Many thanks for your response, which we've marked as Helpful.
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