Hard to turn computer virtual by using VMWareTasks and VixCOM

I use VMWareTasks 1.4 and 1.8 from VixCOM and I'm having to turn a virtual computer.  If I check the events for the virtual machine, I try to turn it on, I see the following error events.  The first event said 'Virtual Machine starts' and then a down said, "could not power on VM: verification of Admission of resource memory failure.  I did some research and most of the people who received this machine had very low end, you try to run several virtual machines and they had to lower the amount of resources each used VM before they could turn.  However, each guest has 16 GB of RAM with 2 image processors and it is really not a lot of virtual machine running at the moment.  Also, I can manually turn this machine with no problems.  Have someone has seen this before?

declare a virtual host

using (virtualHost VMWareVirtualHost = new VMWareVirtualHost())

{

to connect to a virtual machine to remove (VMWare ESX)

virtualHost.ConnectToVMWareVIServer ("esx.mycompany.com", "vmuser", "password");

Open an existing virtual machine

using (virtualMachine VMWareVirtualMachine = virtualHost.Open ("testvm/testvm.vmx [storage]"))

{

power on this virtual machine

virtualMachine.PowerOn ();

....

}

.....

}

VMS how you try to turn on at the same time using your program? You might be able to poweron each VM manually. But, enough resources could not use poweron multiple virtual machines simultaneously. Also, check this link . You may find it useful.

-Thank you

Sevin.

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