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VMware Workstation Pro 17.6 is out with Windows 11 23H2, Server 2025 support and more
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September 3, 2024

VMware Workstation Pro 17.6 is out with Windows 11 23H2, Server 2025 support and more

VMware Workstation Pro has transitioned to a free model for personal use with the release of version 17.6. This update introduces a new command-line tool, vmcli, which allows users to perform operations such as creating virtual machines and modifying VM settings via Command Prompt or Terminal. The update expands support for guest and host operating systems, including Windows Server 2025, Windows 11 Version 23H2, Ubuntu 24.04, and Fedora 40. It addresses critical issues such as VMware KVM crashes, slow virtual machine performance on non-admin Windows accounts, and installation failures on Linux hosts with kernel version 6.8. Notable changes include the removal of legacy VMTools ISOs, end-of-life support for Bluetooth hub passthrough, discontinuation of physical host parallel ports support for Windows, removal of Unity mode, and the Enhanced Keyboard driver. VMware Workstation Pro can be downloaded for free for personal use, but a free account is required, and commercial use still requires a license.
Windows update could be causing massive framerate drops on your ASUS ROG Ally X
Winsage
August 7, 2024

Windows update could be causing massive framerate drops on your ASUS ROG Ally X

A video on Reddit has highlighted performance issues caused by conflicting driver updates from AMD, with many users reporting improvements after applying a suggested fix. The problem, affecting ASUS ROG Ally/X devices, is linked to a Windows update (KB5038583) that disrupted AMD drivers, leading to reduced FPS during gameplay. A solution involves resetting the AMD Software through the device's Settings by navigating to Apps, selecting AMD Software, clicking on Advanced Options, scrolling down to ‘Reset,’ restarting the device, and ensuring the AMD Software is updated to the latest version. Following these steps may improve gaming performance if the driver conflict is the cause of the low FPS issue.
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