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Yes, that's right. I finally figured out how to port VMware 16.2.5 to Windows 7, and how to do it properly (i.e not copying files from an already installed copy, but giving the user a .MSI)
Credits for u32w80.dll still go to Illen, the author of the VMware 16.2.4 port.

To get started, download VMware Workstation 16.2.5 from https://mega.nz/file/TXA2kByS#_lzm_9mURxOOqvGgjUSD7dcAtKk2onhN6l2h13HzSgo
To activate, use any regular 16.x key
If you get an error, import the provided .reg file.
After the install, copy the files from the 7z to the x64 folder in the VMware Workstation folder
To get 3D acceleration working, add the following lines to C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Workstation\settings.ini

mks.requireISBRenderer = "FALSE"
mks.enableISBRenderer = "FALSE"

So I finally got around to testing this, and I still get the error after applying the .reg file.

I've tested it now, and yeah, it seems that it doesn't work. This .reg key should make it work though.
https://files.catbox.moe/db039z.reg

Hmm, I still get the error, but it appears that somehow VMware got licensed in all this and it doesn't appear to be the trial.

What is the error you get now?

It's the same you don't have authorization to add a key or whatever. However it is activated and I guess it works.