EMET 4.0 on Windows 7 in Virtual Machine

I installed EMET 4.0 on a Windows 7 VM (fully updated) and it has now for 30+ minutes been using 100% of the CPU. I have 4 GB RAM allocated out of the 12 GB installed on the host machine. Makes using Windows 7 untenable with all the CPU being ate up
by EMET...
By the way I turned off the A-V on the host and VM Win 7 machine also with no change.
Any suggestions or solutions or is running EMET on a virtual machine Windows workstation a no go?

Hi,
No, those cmdlets are only available on WS2012+ or W8+.
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