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A couple questions with Upgrading

October 31, 2020 David Leave a comment

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I have VMWare Workstation Workstation Player 16 installed and have been considering upgrading to Workstation 16 Pro. I can’t seem to find these questions answered on the FAQ or anything on the page.

If I go to into the Workstation Player > Help > Upgrade to VMWare Workstation Pro I get 3 options. New, Upgrade From Workstation Pro or Player 14 or Greater, Upgrade from Workstation 16 Player. Whats the difference and which one should I get? Im using Player 16 the Free version as it’s just for personal use. Which one

Second question is how long does this license last and what happens to my license if/when they move to version 17?

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