As it turns out... I figured it out... I plugged away at the device
manager updating drivers to what looked like generic windows drivers for
various devices and then had to configure the VMWare disk as an IDE
disk, and not a SCSI disk as it does by default.
This was kind of an odd one off question. Sorry..
Cheers. Steve.
On 02/13/2014 11:20 AM, Stephen Adler wrote:
Guys,
So I'm trying to do something rather complicated and contorted.
Basically I have a virtual box windows 7 guest environment which is
running fine using virtual box, but if I boot it using VMware, the
vmware guest causes a windows blue screen to happen at boot up time.
So, without reinstalling windows 7 from scratch under VMware, I need
to disable a driver which seems to work under virtual box but not
under vmware. Do you guys know how to hunt for this driver? How to
find out which driver is causing the VMware guest to blue screen? and
then how to replace it with a generic windows driver?
Thanks!
Steve.
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