Install ACS 5.3 on VMware Player?

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  Looks like a BIOS setting may have changed (in terms of virtualization).

  Unlikely a Windows problem.

  Uninstall VMware Player.  Restart the computer.  Download the latest version of VMware Player (save to your computer) and install it.  Restart the computer.  Try to run it.

• Cannot install VMWare Player, workstation or anything like that

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  I had VMWare Player 6.0.5 and could not install/update VMWare tools. So, I suspended my operating system prompted and rebooted VMPlayer. He told me that there is a new VMWare Workstation something 10.x and I wanted to upgrade to it. Okay, of course. Downloaded the update and tried to install. Said to uninstall VMWare Player 6.0.5. Being suspicious, I went and downloaded VMWPlayer 6.0.5 where he screwed up the installation of Workstation 10.0. Of course, he did. So I tried to install Player 6.0.5 so I could return to my suspended VM. In my opinion, what he said that I could not install because I haven't restarted. So I rebooted. Now, I can't install Player 6.0.5 or Workstation 10.0.0 or whatever it is. They all fail on the same way saying the cannot find a .msi file I can find and access.

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  BTW, you guys have far too much product and names making it confusing. What should I use? Player? Workstation? Spear? vCenter, Fusion. The list goes on and. Do not try to give me the list of "well it's for this reason and this other thing". The point is there are too many products and it is too complicated. If you want to tell me what the structure of the product is just limit it to the product I should use. I have a Windows 7 box and you want to run Ubuntu in a VM desktop - that's all...

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Please note that this is a forum for peer support and therefore, it is mainly users of VMware help other VMware users who make up the bulk of this forum. It is VMware employees responding in time in time, but in your case here (Note: VMware employees are recognizable because they have a small 'vm' next to their name logo)

  With regard to your current number. If you install VMware Workstation, then you have also installed VMware Player next.

  Even after the expiry of VMware Workstation, you can continue to use the free VMware Player.

  Hope this helps,

  --

  Wil

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• PlayBook Simulator beta (Win) v0.9.3 - cannot install in VMware Player

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  DUDE...
  all you have to do is go to your c drive and do a "Tmp" folder name without comma
  then go to
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• VMware Player configuration dialog box is VIRGIN on install or uninstall

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  Host computer: Windows XP Pro (32 bit)

  Already installed VMware Player 3. something and it worked well.

  I remember the same error when I install 1-2 years ago, but I don't remember the fix I used.

  I downloaded, verified and then ran the latest Player (VMware-player - 5.0.2 - 1031769)

  I received a 'VMware Player Setup' empty dialog box.

  I waited for 5-10 minutes and with nothing happening, I made an "end task".

  I restarted the computer and tried again. The same problem.

  I searched an answer here and realized that I had to uninstall first the player 3. xxx.

  Control Panel-> Add/Remove Programs-> VMware Player-> uninstall = the same problem (empty dialog box)

  I checked the error log error is: ERROR * CHtmlDialog::CallJScript: failed to get the required jscript ID required; COM error :-2147352570

  I ran the VMware_Install_Cleaner.exe, the content of the deleted, temp folder restarted, and I tried uhninstall-> same problem

  I tried the fix here: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1027986

  1. Open a command prompt. For more information, see opening of a command or shell prompt (1003892).
  2. Run these commands to reregister the files needed and details:
     • If VMware Workstation is installed on a 32-bit version of Windows:
       • regsvr32 jscript.dll
       • regsvr32 vbscript.dll

  I received a message that both were successful. I have Windows restrted (reloaded), cleaned from the temporary folder, tried to uninstall-> same problem

  I stopped my AV software and tried to uninstall again-> same problem

  I deleted the contents of the temp folder and tried to uninstall again-> same problem

  I cleaned the registry, rebooted and tried the new uninstall > same problem

  I tried to install without uninstalling. I tried various suggestions, including decompression of the file in a folder (vmplayer) on the root of C: and the manual installation using the x 86 msi file. This method failed due to several errors.

  Then...

  (1) how to uninstall version of xxx 3. Player and clean while I have a no clean, vmware player system?

  (2) how to install the Reader 5. XXX without this error dialog box empty.

  Thank you.

  I have a solution!

  I deleted all the files associated with VMware Player. In my user files and all (Public) users. Then I deleted all the temporary files used by vmware player.

  I ran the installer for vmware player 3.14 (the original installation) and chose 'uninstall '. He crossed uninstall it without any problem or error. After that, he asked to restart the computer I did.

  Then I ran the installer for the 5.02 and installed without problem or error. He never asked to restart the computer.

  The only thing I noticed was that when I ran VMware Player it took a long time to start (maybe 2-3 minutes). So, I did a reboot and then it was all right, to leave quickly and loading of a virtual machine as fast as before.

• Used to install VMware-player - 5.0.1 - 894247-

  Hi all

  Please advise by the following:

  I'm running a W7 64 bit, I recently had to do a repair of Win7 ISO installation, which I think that spoil probably set some time. Cause now, I can't start VMware 2nd partition, I got an error that I don't remember now but basically does not allow me to start my Windows XP Edition VM family. So I decided to re install WMware with c or d with no luck.

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  Read newspapers attached files.

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  Saludos,

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  The solution that I found when I tried to reinstall Vmware on Windows 7 operating system was to

  1.) erase all files from the disk Local Windows (c) / x 86/Vmware programs

  2.) erase all disk Local Windows (c) VMware files / Windows/System 32 / Config and drive Local (c) / Windows / System 32/drivers

  (3.) to remove all the temporary files on your computer.

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  {---> http://download.cnet.com/Free-Window-Registry-Repair/3000-2086_4-10606555.html<-------->

  (5.) once the program is installed run the registry repair.

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  (7.) to go to the registry editor.

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  9.) after that you have all the files that have been deleted from your hard drive, run a Disk Defrag and clean disk just for the performance of your.

  (10.) you want to go to VMware web site to download the version of vmware you previously as 3.0.1 4.0.1 and so on. This will be the MSI file you need that is corrupted

  * While the program is reinstall, you will notice the prompt will ask you if you want to uninstall your current version of VMware. You'll notice that's nothing in the description. (Do the cleared off the coast of files and a core hidden in the program) *.

  11.) as soon as the old MSI download file. Install the newest MSI file (currently VMware Player 5.0.1) and you should see no complications so every step meticulously were complete.

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  Hello

  

  I'm trying to install vmware player 8 64-bit Windows, and I still get this problem even if I click Yes or no, nothing happened?

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  Kind regards

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• Problem installing VMware Player

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  > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

  An error has occurred in the script on this page.

  Line: 871

  7 tank

  Error: Expected ')'

  Code: 0

  URL: file:///C:/Users/Blank's%20Desktop/AppData/Local/Temp/vmware_1331872418/index.htm?lang=1033 & local = 1033

  > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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  I appreciate any help you can lend.

  Do yourself a huge favor and change the MS beast by default folder %TEMP%.  Remove the user folder-specific and TMP % environment variables so just leave the system those - who are the shortest paths and don't contain strange characters, which will often screw up installers.