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• Cannot run VMWare Fusion on Mac 10.9.4 6.4

  I use Fusion for some time on my Mac (Mavericks 10.9.4). Recently, when I went to launch Fusion 6.4, I received this message:

  Cannot run VMWare Fusion

  VMware Fusion is damaged and cannot be repaired. Please move the VMWare Fusion application to the trash and reinstall VMWare Fusion

  So, I removed the merger application and downloaded again. When I installed it, I got the same message. Well, I thought that this must be one of these 'hidden' files, see you must be corrupt, so I used App Zapper to get rid of the merger and all files related; emptied the Recycle Bin, so merger was gone, gone, gone. Uploaded a new image, the same thing!  No matter what I do, I can't use Fusion. Suggestions?

  Do not use Zapper App - merger, running specific uninstall scripts.

  I've seen that occur when get-Gatekeeper confused about how something has been installed, when permissions are confused, or when a hard drive is running out.  If you have VMWare Fusion and have installed and it run under an administrator account (default in OS x unless you change it), then first use disk utility to first 'check disk' (if you want something better, look for smart voltains software utility), then repair permissions.  If this does not work, try to right click on the merger in the applications folder, and choose open.

• When you attempt to repair a version 5.04 vmdk file vmware fusion, with the utility of drive in a mac terminal, a message is displayed: (see the text of the message)

  sudo/Applications/VMware\ Fusion.app/Contents/Library/vmware-vdiskmanager r

  Password:

  DISKNAME or some other argument is missing.

  VMware Virtual Disk Manager - build 1435862.

  Use: vmware-vdiskmanager OPTIONS < drive name > | > mount point <

  Utility for manipulating disk offline

  Operations, only one can be specified at the same time:

  -c: create the disc.  Additional creative options must

  be specified.  Only virtual drives them can be

  created.

  d: defragment the specified virtual disk. Only

  local virtual drives can be defragmented.

  k: reduce the specified virtual disk. Local only

  virtual disks can be narrowed.

  n < source drive >: rename the specified virtual disk. need of

  Specify the name of the destination disk. One virtual space

  discs can be renamed.

  Pei: prepare the mounted virtual disk specified by

  the path of the volume to shrink.

  r < source drive >: convert the drive specified. must specify

  disc-type of destination.  For the local disks of destination

  the disc type must be specified.

  x < new capacity >: extend the disk to the specified capacity. Only

  local virtual disks could be expanded.

  R: check a sparse virtual drive consistency and the attempt

  to fix all the mistakes.

  EI: check consistency of disk station.

  D: make the drive to remove.  This should be used only on disks

  that have been copied from another product.

  Other Options:

  q: can I connect any messages

  Options to create and convert:

  -an adapter of <>: (for use with-c only) type of adapter

  (ide, buslogic, free). Free Pass for other types of adapter.

  s < size >: capacity of the virtual disk

  < disk type > t: id of disc type

  Types of discs:

  0: single growable virtual disk

  1: disk virtual growable divided into 2 GB files

  2: prealloue virtual disk

  3: prealloue virtual disk divided into 2 GB files

  4: préallouée ESX-type of virtual disk

  5: compressed drive optimized for broadcasting

  6: the virtual disk provisioned end - ESX 3.x and higher

  The capacity can be specified in sectors, KB, MB, or GB.

  Acceptable beaches:

  IDE adapter: [1 MB, GB 2040,0]

  SCSI adapter: [1 MB, GB 2040,0]

  ex 1: vmware-vdiskmanager - c s 850MB - an ide-t 0 myIdeDisk.vmdk

  ex 2: vmware-vdiskmanager myDisk.vmdk d

  ex 3: vmware-vdiskmanager - r sourceDisk.vmdk t 0 destinationDisk.vmdk

  ex 4: vmware-vdiskmanager - x 36 GB myDisk.vmdk

  ex 5: vmware-vdiskmanager - n sourceName.vmdk destinationName.vmdk

  ex 6: vmware-vdiskmanager - r sourceDisk.vmdk t 4 - h esx - name.mycompany.com.

  u f «[storage1]/path/to/targetDisk.vmdk» passwordfile username

  ex 7: vmware-vdiskmanager - k myDisk.vmdk

  ex 8: vmware-vdiskmanager - p < mount point >

  (A virtual disk must first be mounted to < mount point >)

  There are two reasons, the internal help file is displayed.  Being the command vmware-vdiskmanager is executed without arguments, and the other is a bad command line, including the last one is the problem in your use case!

  You have not included the "/ path/to/targetDisk.vmdk" as in:

  VMware-vdiskmanger - R /path/to/targetDisk.vmdk

  Also I've never had to use sudo with vmware-vdiskmanger, although I do not run from an Admin account.

• The mouse loses accuracy when running VMware Fusion in Unity view

  When I try to select items on the screen after the execution of the unit for a minute, the things I would not choose are selected.  It almost seems as if the precision of the mouse is at a loss.  Everyone knows this, and if so, do you have a solution?

  Hello

  Thank you for using the merge!  Could you please try the following suggestions to see if that helps you?

  Please try to reset the option gaming mouse by VMware Fusion in Apple menubar-> preferences-> General-> Gaming, change the option 'never optimize mouse for games '.

• Upgrade to Windows 10 8.1 windows on VM (running VMWare Fusion 7.1.2) - only 3 available screen resolutions

  I'm under VMWare Fusion worm 7.1.2 and I just upgraded my Windows to Windows 10 8.1 and now all my icons are HUGE and my choice of screen resolution is limited.

  I made sure that the 3D is disabled on the display settings of the merger (which allowed me to upgrade from Windows 8.1). I have a MacBook Pro retina 15 "2013.

  

  This is how the icons look

  

  In addition, activate the Retina display option did not help matters.

  I had the same problem. I reinstalled the VMWare tools and selected repair. He fixed the reboot.

• Windows 7 Ult running VMWare Fusion on an iMac - will not open the Medal of Honor-Allied Assault

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  In order to be able to run PC games on my iMac using Fusion-VM, I was obliged to purchase Windows 7 like Windows 7 on my PC was an upgrade. Despite the fact that the Ministry of HEALTH ran under Fusion using Windows XP, which is entered on my PC, now when I try to run MOH I'm greeted by a message indicating that Windows has encountered a problem (not identified), but will seek a solution. It was more than four weeks ago but still no word from Microsoft. Oh yes, Age of Empires is running, you don't know.

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Hello

  ·        What is the exact error message when you try to open Medal of Honor?

  Medal of Honor-Allied Assault is compactable with Windows 7. The issue seems to be the installation of the program. I suggest you to reinstall the game Medal of Honor on your system and check if you face the same problem.

  You can check the link below to uninstall the program under Windows 7.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/uninstall-or-change-a-program

  To install a program see the link provided below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-a-program

  You can also post your question on the link below.

  http://Forum.EA.com/eaforum/categories/show/190.page

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Naman R - Microsoft technical support engineer.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Buy VMware Fusion 7, but the v5 download and run the merger also?

  I looked on the website of VMware, but impossible to find the answer to this question:

  A customer can purchase VMware Fusion version 7 (the current version) but also to download and run an earlier version of VMware Fusion (for example, merger v5) for temporary use? Here's an example scenario:

  * A VMware customer has two Macs. One is an old Mac running Snow Leopard, and the other is a new Mac running Mavericks or Yosemite. The customer wants to use the new Mac, go ahead (and give the old Mac). The client runs even a few applications that are not supported on what it is later than Snow Leopard (for example PowerPC applications). The obvious solution is to run these applications in a guest of Snow Leopard Server in VMware Fusion on the new Mac.

  * The problem is that Snow Leopard Server does not install as a guest operating system on the recent Mac models of the client, but it can run an existing Snow Leopard Server prompt that was created on an older Mac.

  * The client has this old Snow Leopard Mac. Unfortunately, it won't run VMware Fusion 7. It will run in VMware Fusion version 5, however. The customer wants to run VMware Fusion 5 on the old Mac to create the Snow Leopard Server on old Mac prompt, then copy the comments for the new Mac where it can run under VMware Fusion 7.

  HERE ARE MY QUESTIONS:

  --> How can the customer buy VMware Fusion 7, but also to download a copy of VMware Fusion 5 for this operation 'create a Snow Leopard Server prompt' unique on the old Mac?

  -> Will VMware provide a Fusion 5 license when the trial period expires on the old Mac before the customer can get a Snow Leopard Server comments work?

  
  

  I sent you this link last night via Message private and also posted in your other thread on the subject.  You should be able to use as disk utility here: create a disk image of physical Mac OS X install media.

  If this process fails to create an image that starts on your newer Mac, please let us know, as this is a question we want to address.  I'm not aware of any circumstances which require a downgrade from Fusion 5 install Snow Leopard Server.

  Thank you

  --

  Darius

• VMWare Fusion for Mac - how much space HARD drive is my virtual machine taking?

  So, I am running VMWare Fusion on my MacBook Air, and I'm under low HARD disk space.  My Mac storage utility tells me that I have a ton of capacity used in the 'Other' bucket.  According to me, this bucket is where live VMWare Fusion.  As I understand it, technically, my complete operating system of Windows (including all files) is contained in a single file on the Mac side.  Is this correct?  Is it possible to see what capacity takes up my whole Windows Operating System (Virtual Machine)?  I hope this makes sense.  Thanks in advance for your comments!

  -Chill

  ChillOne wrote: as I understand it, technically, my complete operating system of Windows (including all files) is contained in a single file on the Mac side.  Is this correct?

  No, it's not correct!  A Virtual Machine is composed of many files and folders according to how it configured and used.  On a Mac if created natively by VMware Fusion using values by default so all the files that make up a virtual machine are in all of the Virtual Machine that is structurally nothing more then a regular folder except the extension .vmwarevm, it is treated differently by the launch in OS X Services.  Take a look on: work with Virtual Machine packages

  The files that make up the Virtual Machines from Windows/Linux systems and other places my being in simple ordinary folders.

  Is it possible to see what capacity takes up my whole Windows Operating System (Virtual Machine)?

  You can also see statistics for a given Virtual Machine by selecting Virtual Machine in the library because it displays size information, as well as on the General form of a virtual machine; s parameters.  Or look in the Finder and see the release of Get Info for the packaging of the Virtual Machine or the folder that contains the files that make up the Virtual Machine.

• GPIB-usb-hs on vmware fusion

  I am running Windows 7 64-bit on an iMac with OS X 10.6.5 via VMWare Fusion. I installed the driver NOR-488. 2, but can not see my GPIB-USB-HS device. This post: http://forums.ni.com/t5/Instrument-Control-GPIB-Serial/NI-488-2-does-work-on-Windows-XP-Mode-within-... seems to indicate that someone else has had success; his problem was using XP Mode.

  Anyone can shed some light on this? Can I expect the combination of the GPIB-USB-HS with Windows 7-64 on VMWare Fusion on an iMac to work?

  I also have a USB-6215 is working well.

  Thank you!

  John-

  I moved my virtual machine to an OS X 10.6.6 system and things did not work immediately. The GPIB-USB-HS was not visible to the MAX and in Device Manager it looks good, when when I open the property page, he says that there is no driver loaded.

  I was able to get the GPIB-USB-HS working by choosing to update the driver through the Device Manager. The steps to do this are:

  1. right click on the GPIB-USB-HS in Device Manager and select "update driver software...". »

  2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" and then "Let me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.

  3. you must be exactly a GPIB-USB-HS driver to choose. Select it and click Next.

  4. once it finished, view the properties of the device and make you it is said "this device is working properly."

  I did the same test for validating a single request with the device, but it seems to work.

  Let us know if this helps,

  Jason S.

• VMware Fusion Yosemite 7 comments stuck on 1024 x 768

  I am running VMware Fusion 7 in OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 with OS X Yosemite 10.10 as my guest operating system.  However, the only display resolution, I can get is 1024 x 768!  Someone know how I can get a better resolution?

  My Mac host is as follows:

  -iMac 27 inches from the end of 2009

  -2.8 GHz Quad - Core Intel Core i7

  -A SATA 2 to drive

  -16GB 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM

  -ATI Radeon HD 4850 512 MB (2560 x 1440)

  Thank you

  Did you manually install VMWare tools in the comments?

• How do you get tools VMWare Fusion refuses to install the full package of VMWare tools?

  Host operating system: OSX 10.9.1

  Guest OS: Windows XP Home Edition SP3 with all relevant updates

  Running VMWare Fusion 6.0.2

  I want to reduce the VM - but:

  (1) by double-clicking on the icon of VMWare Tools in the status bar displays the dialog box 'a way'

  (2) right click on the VMWare tools icon is displayed 'About', 'Disable the icon' and 'Exit '.

  (3) there is NO entry for VMWare Tools in the control panel.

  WHAT I AM DOING WRONG?

  #@$%#^$%*(^*^%^#$$%@!!!!

  VMware Fusion 5 and 6 to shrink the disk automatically when you use Clean Up a virtual hard drive or take a look on Defragmenting, shrinkage and cleaning of disks of virtual machines VMware Fusion (1001934) and the shrinking a virtual disk using scripts in VMware Fusion 5 (2033583) (which should work always in VMware Fusion 6 too).

• Risk of a Windows XP Professional.vmwarevm vmware fusion on a shared disk storage

  I am running VMware fusion on a MacBook Pro.  I have an image of Windows XP SP3.

  What are the risks of store this image on a shared drive or a shared backup device (for example, Apple Time Capsule)?

  Can someone ' find one/view the files stored in the Image of XP?

  Are there other risks of privacy / security?

  Thank you

  All the XP files in multiple files .vdmk in the bundle can be easily consulted are

  Eric has already answered the second part of your question so I'll answer the first part.  While they are not as easily seen as just see hard files exist, as to see in the Finder for example, nevertheless he who has access can also, with the right tools, see the contents of files hard otherwise encrypted.  In other words, hard files can be mounted with a ctrl-click > open with... > VMDKMounter.  There are other programs that can open and view the content without a ride just like opening a .zip file in BetterZip.

  Most is, with the exception being encrypted and one without knowing the password, then anyone who has knowledge and access can see what they want.

  Which bring back me to my original statement: "the risks are the same as with all other files/folders, you choose to store here where.

• VMWare Fusion 6.0.5: Could not open/dev/vmmon: no such file or directory.

  I've been running VMWare Fusion 6 on my MacBook Pro with the Mavericks for quite awhile.  I just got a Mac Mini with Yosemite and I want to copy one of my virtual machines of the MBP to the Mini.

  I tried to just copy the vmware.vm of the MBP to the Mini but when I open it and try to start it I get the following errors:

  • Unable to open/dev/vmmon: no such file or directory.

  Please ensure that the "vmmon" kernel module is loaded.

  • Could not initialize the surveillance apparatus.
  • Internal error

  I also tried to import the vmware.wm file, but it is always grayed out.

  How can I copy a virtual machine from one Mac to another?

  Hi atj777,

  Are you absolutely certain that this is Fusion 6.0.5, you're there?  Fusion 6.0.4 and earlier would fail on Yosemite the way you describe.  There are many other possible causes of the same error message, but it would be the first thing I would check a second time.  (My apologies if you have already verified!)

  What version of Yosemite are you running?  10.10.2?

  It can also be useful to restart your Mac to see if that helps... sometimes he does.

  To answer your question directly: simply copy the ".vmwarevm" package on the whole should be enough.  The message you see is a generic merge error and has nothing to do with the copy process.

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• VMWare Fusion claiming there is not enough free space

  For some reason any VMWare Fusion I cannot expand my drive saying that there is not enough free space even if I almost free 100gbs. I am able to create a second virtual hard disk without problem.

  

  OSX VMWare 6.0.4 and 10.9.4. Thank you.

  You do not host disk space appropriate to perform a resize or move from a to a disk of type twoGbMaxExtentSparse monolithicSparse and your only option if you cannot release a sufficient amount of space host is temporarily copy the Package to the Virtual Machine on an external drive with enough free disk space to perform a resize or move from a to a disk of type twoGbMaxExtentSparse monolithicSparse and test that everything is correct before copy it back. You must also make sure you have a good backup before conversion of the type of disc or resize and Time machine is not a backup for virtual machines.  In addition, make sure that the virtual machine is stopped, not suspended and VMware Fusion is closed when you are backing up the VM or copy/move the virtual computer.

• Activate Wifi on Windows in VMWare Fusion on Mac

  I want to activate the Wifi in the operating system Windows 8 on Mac OS X 10.8.3 (Mountain Lion) in VMWare Fusion 5 to support the test and development of software, that I write that evaluates the available Windows Wifi access points.

  I know how to activate the Windows Zero Configuration Service (ZCS) via sc config or services.msc , but the Wifi is not a type of connection available.

  I tried to run VMWare Fusion with various 'Network Adapter Settings', including:

  • Share with my Mac
  • NAT
  • Bridged (automatic detection)
  • Bridged (Wifi)

  Windows 8, regardless of what I do, tells me that there is no wireless network adapters.

  How do I enable Wifi in Windows 8 in VMWare Fusion on a Mac so I can scan to card Wifi and connect/disconnect at will?

  Thank you!

  -David

  Windows 8, regardless of what I do, tells me that there is no wireless network adapters.

  How do I enable Wifi in Windows 8 in VMWare Fusion on a Mac so I can scan to card Wifi and connect/disconnect at will?

  VMware is only a map of Ethernet network wired to the guest regardless of the type of network adapter in the host OS.  If needed/wanted a WiFi adapter in the comments then you will need to provide your own, like a USB WiFi network adapter.  Network adapter WiFi integrated host cannot / will not be seen in the comments.

  Take a look at the Ethernet card in: virtual hardware specifications