Upgrade Windows 8.0 invited to 8.1 fails in VMware Workstation v10?

Hello.

Everyone knows about this problem? I tried two W8 (English and French) VM different images (1 GB RAM) and cannot be properly upgraded. Need me to:

(Picked in English) language selection screen.

Choose an option: 'Disorder (refresh or reset your PC or use advanced tools)' or 'turn on your PC.

What's wrong? I never had this problem on my real desktop PC.

Thank you in advance.

jmattson wrote:

This is probably the problem.  8.1 Windows no longer includes the SCSI card drivers.  Upgrade your SCSI card virtual, and you should be good to go.

Modify the text in the configuration is considered to be an upgrade? Laughing out loud. I wonder why VMware never mentioned this when 8.1 is out.

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