This problem does not occur if the installation is performed on one computer through a virtual machine. I have done this:
They gave 4 GB of RAM, 60 GB hdd and 4 cores for a virtual machine.
1) I installed a virtual machine with default settings.
2) Then I stopped your virtual machine (close Windows 8, DO NOT pause it).
3) In the list of VMWare virtual machines, right-click the Windows 8 machine and select "Show in Finder".
4) Right-click on the file, then click on βShow Package Contentsβ, then find and open the file with the extension .vmx in a text editor
5) Go to the end of the file and add two lines (first check if they were added earlier):
hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = "FALSE"
vhv.enable = "TRUE"
6) In the list of VMWare virtual machines, right-click Windows 8, select "Settings", then "Advanced". Select "Intel VT-X with EPT" as the "Preferred Virtualization Engine."
And then, when I launched the windows on the virtual machine, it seems to work fine, without any additional configuration changes. However, it still does not work on the physical machine
I recommend that someone encounters a similar problem and then use a virtual machine until this problem is resolved.
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