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  The host machine is W2008R2, VM is the same. When im trying to start the current VM I see VMware screen, then "download files" screen loading, then VMware loading new screen and etc.

  Log file is attached below.

  An update of the firmware could certainly help.  After you install the update of the firmware, it can be useful following the instructions from the motherboard to reset the firmware configuration by default (if its configuration is not too heavily customized) and then reconfigure with custom settings, you might need.  Check that you have disabled in your TXT firmware settings too... who's going to stop us from using the capabilities of VT - x from the host.  And, where there is doubt, the error message is not really pleasant on cyclical food... Some systems cannot put a change of configuration of VT - x into force without being truly disconnected from power for a while, so if in case of doubt, he put it off and remove the power outlet for a few seconds.

  Your CPU is certainly capable of VT - x and support all the VT - x features required by VMware Workstation... Simply to force the system to allowing the use of VT - x and then it should start to work well.

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• Satellite A30 crashes when starting the Bios when you insert a USB

  My A30-104 laptop hangs when starting the bios, whenever I insert a USB key into the USB port.
  The only message that appears at the bottom of the screen and the message is something like this:
  Press F12 for the boot configuration or F12 for...

  Pressing F2 or F12 does not change the start state.
  Note that Microsoft XP Home SP2 is installed on the machine.
  No idea why startup is suspended?

  Thank you
  Sam

  Maybe the laptop tries to start the USB, but it is not possible to
  It's just a suggestion, but I remember that something similar happened to a friend of mine.
  The printer is connected to the USB and the laptop could not start in the OS.

  Well, maybe we can solve this problem on the laptop you by changing the boot order in the BIOS.
  Please enter the BIOS and change the order on the disk HARD - CD - etc.
  Make sure that the HARD drive was chosen first

• Cannot start the Recovery Console Windows from the installation CD

  On my MacBook I ve running in VMware Fusion 3.0.1 a Virtual Machine with Win XP Pro.

  When I reboot Win XP Pro and start again from the Windows XP Pro installation CD, I can see the "Welcome" with the menu screen

  -To install Win XP now, press ENTER

  -To repair an installation of Windows XP using the Recovery Console, press r.

  -To quit Setup without installing Windows XP, press F3.

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  -The installation program did not find any hard drives installed in your computer. Setup cannot continue. To quit Setup, press F3.

  Today the question? In the 40 GB of the virtual machine, I have two free partitions of 10 GB and 20 GB Win XP Pro execution. Why see Setup cannot process this partition?

  I ve also installed a second Virtual Machine, but the installation of VMware Fusion not show the "Welcome" screen, but it installs both Win XP Pro.

  The installation of the recovery in the virtual race Machine Win XP Pro Console is successful, but when I start the recovery in Start Menu Console, just the screen blue 0x7B (inaccessible boot device).

  What must I do, to start the Recovery Console in VMware Fusion? Or another question: when merging does support the Windows Recovery Console?

  Wow, nothing indicates that you use a German version of Fusion that your English is excellent.  Anyway as VMware headquarters is in the United States, like me, I always provide information in English and information-specific guidelines in the VMware Fusion help files come from the English version as well as any Documentation from VMware that I reference.  I say this next part as a general and not directed comment towards you, as you have noted your using the German version... Any person requesting help must always at least include technical information referencing manufacture, make, model, version, and language other then English, material goods and software involved in issues.  We'll find a good reference for the type of information that must always be included in HOWTO: ask (and answer) Questions.

  As a much get into the BIOS if you use the Fusion 3, you don't need to enter the BIOS to change the boot device as this can be done in the settings now however to enter the BIOS for other things that need/want of press you F2 directly after starting the Virtual Machine and after having clicked on the screen but the av VM boot so fast that it's easily missed.  You can add the following settings to the file of configuration .vmx of the Virtual Machine to slow down the startup so that force once in the BIOS.

  bios.bootDelay = "3000"
  bios.forceSetupOnce = "TRUE"
  

  The bios.bootDelay is in milliseconds and the bios.forceSetupOnce Boolean value is then set to FALSE, automatically.  Each of these parameters are independent of each other.

  You can find the following useful notes for this and or other uses...

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  Notes: keyboard

  Different setting function, you may need to adjust various preferences keyboard to work with the function keys and or use the Fn key.

  OS X > you may need to press the Fn + F6 etc. and this can be changed in system preferences > keyboard & mouse > keyboard > use all F1, F2, etc...

  Merger 1 > VMware Fusion (menu) > Preferences... > keyboard and mouse > activate Mac OS shortcuts keyboard

  Fusion of the 2 and 3 > VMware Fusion (menu) > Preferences... > keyboard & mouse > Mac OS shortcuts > activate Mac OS keyboard shortcuts

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  Notes: Starting the virtual machine from CD/DVD or ISO Image

  If the Virtual Machine is not initiating the CD/DVD or ISO Image, and then select the CD-ROM in the Boot Menu.

  Engage the Boot Menu and select the CD-ROM drive...

  The bottom of the virtual machine just above the status bar after the Virtual Machine is started, it has...

  "Press F2 to enter SETUP, F12 for the start-up network, ESC for Boot Menu"

  On the status bar, it features...

  'To direct entry to this virtual machine, click inside the window.'

  BIOS flashing by is very fast so you need to work quickly however give it a try and if the Start Menu cannot be higher then the configuration of the Virtual Machine file .vmx must be edited to slow the STATION and or change the boot order.

  OK, click the big Play button on the screen of the virtual machine, and then quickly mouse click in the Virtual Machine screen and then press the ESC key to bring up the Start Menu and select the CD-ROM drive. If it boots the CD very well and if the Boot Menu does not appear, because he goes just to quick access and then try again or...

  Watch the Boot Delay section in the current user's Guide to VMware Fusion and the section of the virtual machine files of A Beginner's Guide to VMware Fusion on when the configuration of the Virtual Machine's .vmx file is and add the following lines to the file. TextEdit can be used to edit the .vmx file.

  To give more time to indulge, the Start Menu Add the following...

  bios.bootDelay = "3000".

  For, once, force the VM in the BIOS to change the Boot order in the BIOS if the CD-ROM is first add the following...

  bios.forceSetupOnce = 'TRUE '.

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  Notes: By modifying the .vmx file

  For Fusion 2.x and 3.x ctrl-click the target entry of Virtual Machine on the windows of the library of the Virtual Machine and choose Show in Finder and then Ctrl-click on the packaging of the Virtual Machine and select to display the contents of the package.

  By default in the normal Fusion 1.x virtual Fusion function file are created in the folder "~/Documents/Virtual Machines" and according to host operating system version and or Fusion worm. There may be a .localized after Virtual Machines although by default, this extension is not visible in the Finder.

  ~ Is your Home Directory.

  The files that make up the virtual machine are placed in a folder (aka Bundle and or packing) bearing the extension '.vmwarevm' which, by default, this extension is not visible in the Finder.

  Example: "~/Documents/Virtual XP.vmwarevm Machines/Windows" in the Finder would just resemble an icon named "Windows XP."

  To view the contents of the entire file "Windows XP.vmwarevm" ctrl-click (or right-click) on the "Windows XP" icon and select Show the contents of the package.

  To change the configuration file of .vmx ctrl-click (or right-click) on the "Windows XP.vmx" file and select open with > choose another... then in Application choose TextEdit.

  Note: If you use Firefox do not copy and paste the parameters if TextEdit unless you copy only the exact line and nothing else in the case, use an editor such as TextWrangler.

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  Notes: Creating an ISO Image of the CD/DVD drive

  When you use utility disk in order to have a bootable ISO Image, you must select Master CD/DVD without encryption in which case by default, it will have an extension .cdr file and in version 1.1 of the merger and later does not need to be changed in .iso, although one can if one chooses to. A default .dmg image is compressed and is not bootable, as an uncompressed .dmg will start if changed in .iso and of course the source CD/DVD should be bootable in the first place.

  To create an ISO Image using disk utility...

  1 insert the CD or DVD disc into the optical drive of your computer.

  2. open disk utility (/ Applications/Utilities/Disk utility).

  3. Select the CD or DVD drive in the list of disks and volumes.

  4. Choose file > new > "Disk Image from (name of the disc)."

  5. type a name for the disk image.

  6. choose "DVD/CD master" from the Image Format pop-up menu.

  7 choose "none" from the encryption pop-up menu.

  8. click on save.

• Access to the BlackBerry through the USB port on the virtual machine VMWare

  I have my development environment configuration in VMWare virtual machine, and I have no problems of deployment of BlackBerry applications on a simulator that runs as another virtual machine. The problem starts when I try deploying to the device via the USB port. The address is assigned when the mode of development on the device is not accessible from the VM, but only from my host, who do me any good, since as I said my IDE is in the virtual machine. A way to solve this problem? I can still deploy to the device via wi - fi (which is btw access via different ip - one given by the network) by this can sometimes be slow depending on the strength of the signal, etc, so I prefer to be able to deploy via the USB port.

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  Hello

  I'm trying to start a client vmware linux from a usb key (which has an installer of linux inside).

  I can create a host controller and a usb device. When I start the system, that the USB is connected to this client computer.

  But I never managed to boot from usb-stick, the boot process * still * trying to get a response from a dhcp server. When I go to the bios Setup, I can only select a device "removable", until now, I didn t find any usb device to start.

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  concerning

  It may be worth trying Plop Boot Manager 5.0 to see if it works with your distribution of USB.

  André

• Start the VM on USB: USB detected/unlocked hostOS

  Suppose I have a Win7 guestOS running inside a hostOS Win7. guestOS works well at the start of the vmdk disk.

  Now I plugin a bootable USB stick and reboot the virtual machine of guestOS.

  When the BIOS of the virtual computer screen I press ESC to get to the start menu and select

  "Removable device" since I want the the USB boot guestOS.

  Unfortunately guestOS VM does not recognize the USB and the boots 'as usual' its vmdk disk.

  Yes, the boot sequence in the BIOS of the virtual computer lists 'removable device' on top as well (it shouldn't matter when I press ESC in the splash screen)

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  It seems to me that the hostOS is blocking the USB somehow so that it is not available for the VM guestOS.

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  Matt

  You can use Plop Boot Manager to your goal.

  How to start a VM VMware from a USB , it is very easy to do.

• Server does not start after the installation of the USB bootable, ESXi

  Hello

  I installed VMware ESXi 5 on a SSD drive using a bootable USB key, but my server does not automatically start since the SSD after installation. I can boot ESXi in the offered by the BIOS boot menu.

  The startup configuration is perhaps incorrect because during the installation of the USB drive is present, but after the installation, it is not?

  Also has anyone seen this problem?

  Kind regards

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• Satellite, L9W Click-Mini-B does not start from the USB flash key

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  I hope that there are German support. -Hopefully, there are German-language support.
  If this isn't the case, please contact me.

  Message has been translated

  I don't know what is the problem here, but it turns out that it is certainly possible to boot from the memory stick bootable USB flash.

  Many users have been abele to boot from the memory stick USB external flash, but it is necessary to disable the secure in the BIOS boot option.
  Also if you want to install an unsupported UEFI system, the boot mode must be changed of UEFI in the CSM.

  by the way: it's English language community

• Satellite A10 - want to start using the USB

  I have a faithful A10 pro, paralyzed by a skinny concert 17 HARD drive. The DVD - rom drive just failed. I replaced it, that one isn't working. I seem to have a problem with my motherboard (so the tech Guys tell me). Maybe someone out there knows better.

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• Satellite C660-108 does not start if the USB Bluetooth dongle connected

  Hiya,

  I hope you could help me.

  I'm having a problem with my dongle bluetooth and satellite c660-108.
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  But then when I'm mobile stop and turn it on again it will go if the bluetooth dongle is always in the USB.

  I see Toshiba screen and then it hangs with a black screen and a cursor flashing at the top left.
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  It seems that the device cannot put on the HARD drive while the USB dongle is connected.
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• Cannot start linux USB drive on the PC of Compaq CQ2903ES

  Hello

  I am trying to install linux on a Compaq CQ2903ES desktop PC. I disabled startup secure on the bios, but the system does not boot from a linux live USB.

  Any suggestions?

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  Hi Paul,.

  I can confirm that following your directions, and starting from a DVD, I could install linux on it. This isn't what I wanted at first, but it helps.

  Therefore, the solution is:

  1. Disable secure boot.
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  3. Set boot order (DVD first in legacy trunk).
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  Thank you much for the help.

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  Once completed a successful boot USB ports can be occupied and the machine will then seem to operate normally.

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  The two you can find on the Toshiba site. I m not sure but I think you have a model for Canada:
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  Unfortunately, I've never tried to boot on the USB and in my opinion it s is not possible. As far as I know on some Toshiba units, you can boot from an SD card but I don't think that it of possible to boot from a USB
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  I need an update for my laptop.

  That is the problem. I want to boot from a flash drive and I want to save my data on another USB HDD.
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  When I put 2 key USB to PC and push button start options, see a single USB boot option. I want to see them all.

  Please help me get rid of this.
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  BIOS: 1.90-3/20/2009

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  I think that's not possible.

  As far as I know there is that only one option is supported by the BIOS (last option called USB memory)
  You need to know that the different BIOS supports various functions and BIOS located on the A300 contains the option only to a USB key.

  So you can use just a USB key to start.

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