Followed instructions per:
http://virtualkd.sysprogs.org/tutorials/install/
However, in vmmon64, I can't get the "OS" column to say "yes" upon start-up.
It is interesting that when I shut down the guest OS, the OS column turns into "yes" - and then a brand new entry pops up - the row that has "yes" is an unusable, old entry, it seems.
In the host, the entry in the VM description file looks like:
In the guest VM, I captured a log of the operation performed by vminstall, using Process Monitor (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon) -- see attachment Logfile.zip. There I can see that the installer overwrote kdcom.dll, at timestamp 2:48:39.9596648.
I can further confirm that by looking at the directory contents of windows\system32 - see attached dir.txt.
dir.txt
Logfile.zip
Followed instructions per:
http://virtualkd.sysprogs.org/tutorials/install/
However, in vmmon64, I can't get the "OS" column to say "yes" upon start-up.
It is interesting that when I shut down the guest OS, the OS column turns into "yes" - and then a brand new entry pops up - the row that has "yes" is an unusable, old entry, it seems.
In the host, the entry in the VM description file looks like:
In the guest VM, I captured a log of the operation performed by vminstall, using Process Monitor (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon) -- see attachment Logfile.zip. There I can see that the installer overwrote kdcom.dll, at timestamp 2:48:39.9596648.
I can further confirm that by looking at the directory contents of windows\system32 - see attached dir.txt.
dir.txt
Logfile.zip