VMware Workstation 7 - why my PC freezes when opening a virtual machine?

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  29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:251] 10:59:15.326: control of the VM has not been created
  29-01-2013 10:59:33.283 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
  29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:251] 10:59:33.284: control of the VM has not been created
  29-01-2013 10:59:33.540 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:174]: startup called
  29-01-2013 10:59:33.540 [d:\build\ob\bora-781747\bora\apps\vmplayer\npplugin\win32\.. /.. /plugin-common/utils.h:145]: advanced configuration analyzed characteristics: 3

  Windows 7 x 32

  That's kinda our old friend is back.

  Two checklists

  1. check the version of the VM VGA driver, if that's the case, you must update the WDDM driver display driver.

  2. make sure that you use HW 7 and more.

  More info here