Windows 11 Home - error "Sorry this aplication cannot run under a Virtual Machine"

[JamesCes]

Hola comunidad . Hace días intento dar solución a este error "Sorry this aplication cannot run under a Virtual Machine" el cual se muestra cada vez que ejecuto una aplicación excepto las de Microsoft. Tengo Windows Home 11 original, y en las máquinas virtuales probadas Windows 11 pro y Windows 11 Home. He hallado varios videos con soluciones haciendo modificaciones en el los registros por regedit, o por comandos en cmd pero ninguno da. Incluso he instalado otras máquinas virtuales pero para mi desdicha ninguna ejecuta nada y necesito trabajar con máquinas virtuales. Pido a la comunidad su apoyo, agradecido de antemano...

[scottgus1]

"Sorry this aplication cannot run under a Virtual Machine" el cual se muestra cada vez que ejecuto una aplicación excepto las de Microsoft.

Which applications are you trying to run? Many apps will run in a VM. But some are programmed by the app's developers not to run in a VM.

[mpack]

Sorry, but if the application says "Sorry, this application cannot run under a Virtual Machine" then it's unhighly unlikely that you can work around it. The message shows that the programmers are aware of virtual machines, don't want to allow them, and have ways of detecting them. If a programmer wants to detect a virtual machine then you really can't prevent it: only a very foolish programmer would be foiled because of some registry setting.

[JamesCes]

"Sorry this aplication cannot run under a Virtual Machine" el cual se muestra cada vez que ejecuto una aplicación excepto las de Microsoft.

Which applications are you trying to run? Many apps will run in a VM. But some are programmed by the app's developers not to run in a VM.

Las aplicaciones que intento abrir son ChimeraTool y SamKey, la primera para descargas y la segunda para dispositivos móviles, he probado otra más pero no abre.

[JamesCes]

Sorry, but if the application says "Sorry, this application cannot run under a Virtual Machine" then it's unhighly unlikely that you can work around it. The message shows that the programmers are aware of virtual machines, don't want to allow them, and have ways of detecting them. If a programmer wants to detect a virtual machine then you really can't prevent it: only a very foolish programmer would be foiled because of some registry setting.

Publiqué el post para compartir soluciones, debe haber forma de permitirme abrir las aplicaciones, pues las necesito no el host si no en la máquina virtual para realizar mis trabajos de pruebas, pues para esto son las máquinas virtuales.

[mpack]

Only the authors of those programs can allow them to run inside a VM. As I said above, it is quite easy to detect a VM, VirtualBox cannot prevent it.