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VMware Workstation 17 Pro is fully optimized for Windows 11, serving as both a host and a guest operating system. This version introduces native support for critical Windows 11 requirements like Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) 2.0 and Secure Boot, simplifying the installation process compared to previous versions. Key Features for Windows 11
| Task | Performance (8 GB RAM, 4 vCPUs, NVMe virtual disk) | |------|----------------------------------------------------| | Boot time (cold) | ~12–18 seconds | | Windows Update installation | 15–25% slower than native | | Office/browsing | Near-native | | Visual Studio compiling | ~80% of native speed | | GPU-intensive apps (light) | Playable with VMware SVGA 3D |
: To support vTPM, the virtual machine (VM) must be encrypted. Workstation 17 introduced a "Fast Encryption" option that only encrypts the metadata required for the vTPM, rather than the entire virtual disk, resulting in significantly better disk I/O performance compared to full encryption.
This enables proper graphics, mouse integration, drag & drop, and clipboard sharing.
VMware Workstation 17 Pro is fully optimized for Windows 11, serving as both a host and a guest operating system. This version introduces native support for critical Windows 11 requirements like Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) 2.0 and Secure Boot, simplifying the installation process compared to previous versions. Key Features for Windows 11
| Task | Performance (8 GB RAM, 4 vCPUs, NVMe virtual disk) | |------|----------------------------------------------------| | Boot time (cold) | ~12–18 seconds | | Windows Update installation | 15–25% slower than native | | Office/browsing | Near-native | | Visual Studio compiling | ~80% of native speed | | GPU-intensive apps (light) | Playable with VMware SVGA 3D |
: To support vTPM, the virtual machine (VM) must be encrypted. Workstation 17 introduced a "Fast Encryption" option that only encrypts the metadata required for the vTPM, rather than the entire virtual disk, resulting in significantly better disk I/O performance compared to full encryption.
This enables proper graphics, mouse integration, drag & drop, and clipboard sharing.