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Workstation 15.5.1 Pro addresses an information disclosure vulnerability in vmnetdhcp.For more information, see VMSA-2019-0021.

The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project () has assigned the identifier CVE-2019-5541 to this issue. Workstation 15.5.1 Pro addresses an out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the e1000e virtual network adapter.I use those virtual machines to test updates released from time to time by Microsoft. In both my host machines no component related to HYPER-V is active nor any energy saving mechanism. The host machine run with Microsoft Windows 11 professional with all updates available to date, the same applies to the VMware Workstation pro product and is more recent, has an Intel core I7-10700 processor installed. Then I have another virtual machine running Microsoft Windows Server 2022 configured with 6 vCPUs with all updates applied, including the offending one, I had no problems whatsoever. The host machine is quite old, run with Microsoft Windows 10 professional with all updates available to date, the same applies to the VMware Workstation pro product, has an Intel XEON E5-2690V3 processor installed. I have a virtual machine running Microsoft Windows Server 2022 configured with 8 vCPUs, with all updates applied, including the offending one, I had no problems whatsoever. Thoughts I have: What hardware are you running Workstation on, and does its CPU meet Microsoft requirements for Windows Server 2022? If you have a working Windows Server VM, have you tried running the Sysinternals Coreinfo utility to see what is says?Īlso see , which implies that you should be setting your virtual machine operating system type to Windows Server 2019, or Windows Server 2016 or later. That being said, maybe some of the more experienced users here might be able to offer some advice. VMware employees sometimes can be seen in this forum, it's not part of their official duties - meaning that anything noted here is not guaranteed to be seen or addressed by VMware.

Informing VMware staff about the "bug" would require you to open a support case with them. Just FYI - Windows Server 2022 is not listed as a supported guest operating system for Workstation in VMware's compatibility lists, only ESXi.