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• Win XP host gets restart everything install Windows 8 comments in VMWare Workstation 9.01

  Hello

  I have a machine that running Windows XP SP3 with 2 GB (DDRII) of RAM with Intel Core 2 E7400 2.80 GHz processor. I want to test Winodws 8 before you install on this machine. I have download and install VMWare Workstation 9.01. Then I rebooted my system and went into my BIOS and put the "No.-Execute memory Protection" 'Activate' and the system boots. Now when I try to install Windows 8 in the VMWare machine, which I set up for the OS, just like the VMWare logo screen with the F2 and F12 options my whole system restarts.  Someone at - he meets this type of problem?

  
  

  AnthonyL25

  I think that if the goal here it to test Windows 8 then I uninstall VMware Workstation 9 and try VirtualBox and see if this causes the same question.  Another thing you can do is give it a try on your host using Memtest86RAM, or similar, to make sure that's not a problem with bad RAM to a greater address then you normal would not not a VM running.   If RAM tests OK and works of VirtualBox, you can always try an earlier version of VMware Workstation, but I think not v7 supports Windows 8 as a guest.  I've used VirtualBox for Windows 8, and it worked very well!

  Post edited by: WoodyZ - BTW VirtualBox is free!

• VMware workstation 8 and visualization

  Hi all

  I just downloaded the trail for vmware workstation 8 and wanted to try the option of viewing with one of my virtual machines created.  I read that now, this option is only for modern processor. my processor is an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 which has the set of instructions VT - x visualisation. When I enable the option for my virtual machine I get the following error message "Virtualized Intel VT-x/EPT requires the support of Intel VT-x/EPT platform" I have this option enabled in my BIOS and have one of the most up-to-date versions of the BIOS for my motherboard.

  It of just my CPU not supported by vmware or is there some kind in order to get this to work with my setup?

  Thank you

  My computer specs:

  Windows 7 pro SP1

  Intel Core 2 Quad [email protected]

  4 GB of ram

  1 TB HARD DRIVE

  GeForce 8800 GTX 512 MB

  The Core 2 processors have no support of EFA.  It takes EPT to virtualize VT - x.

• Display with VMware Workstation 9 and Enterprise of Windows 8 comments bug

  Hello

  I just installed VMware Workstation 9.

  I created and installed a VM of Windows 8 Enterprise comments.

  Everything works fine, except that when I go to the Windows 8 settings via bar charm (not via the desktop...), the display setting menu is occasionally screwed up!

  This problem appeared just after I installed the VMware Tools in the guest OS. Before that, there was no display problem. Believe me, I've taken care of that by testing entirely.

  My OS is Windows 7 Ultimate. My processor is an Intel Core i7 870 (4 cores) and I have 8 GB of memory. My graphics card is an AMD ATI 5850 with the latest drivers.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  PS: This is not one type of bug in time. I can repeat this every time I have to create a virtual machine Windows 8 Enterprise comments. The problem was also there with VMware Workstation 8. My guess is that VMware tools are buggy, at least with certain type of graphics compared to Windows 8...

  Hodgepodge

  Looks like you see the same problem that has been reported in this thread: http://communities.vmware.com/message/2124359

• VMware workstation 11 and Windows 10 build 9926 auto resizing does not

  Host: Windows 8.1 Pro x 64

  VMware: Workstation 11

  Client: Windows 10 Build 9926

  Problem I have is in the guest operating system (win 10).  I can not auto resize the guest to fit the window (now Vmware worksation, opinion, comments made.  It flashes on the full screen, then goes back to the resolution that it is.  I'm stuck at the Windows gives me resolutions.

  I know that this version comes out today.  But I thought I'd give you guys a heads up.

  THX.

  Build 10074 works!

  So, I did a clean install of the new generation (10074).  Workstation makes easy installation on it.  During the easy setup process, it didn't install VMWare tools, but I see the tools have been installed.  I tried to re-size that the screen with 3D powered acceleration; and it worked!

  This issue is finally resolved. !

• 2.04 Ubuntu comments on VMware Workstation 9 under Win7 can't see ext4 USB drive

  Comments from 2.04 Ubuntu on VMware Workstation 9 under Win7: on computer A trivially, I connected to an out-of-the-box 64 GB USB drive formatted for VFAT on Ubuntu in a VM. I re-init'ed the player for ext4 (mkfs.ext4), mounted, drop a bunch of stuff on him (which took awhile), he dismounted and walked away. The next day, identically configured computer B, I inserted the USB key. Natch, Win7 may not go up because it does not ext4. But Ubuntu don't see either, so I can't be installed. Do not see under removable devices, no small icon bottom left of the screen of VMware, nothing in the settings menus or properties, etc. I think it's just me being a noob to VMware, but it seems that Ubuntu under VMware Workstation 9 cannot see the drive unless Win7 can go up. Seems unlikely. KB searching, Googling, etc. produce many unrelated things. Ideas? AdvTHANKSance.

  Here is the final answer: works great on an earlier version of VMware Workstation 9 on one of the Windows 7 of my client machines, it didn't work on my Windows 7 computer. I upgraded to VMware Workstation 10 on my Windows 7 computer, and now it works perfectly. If I call you this a bug in this version later 9 which was set at 10. Could also be had I simply uninstalled 9 and reinstalled which would have fixed it too. But I'll never know.

• I have a problem starting up a Windows XP Pro Machine virtual Windows 8 host system (which has VMware Workstation 10.1).

  I am new to the virtual machines.  For several months I've been running a Windows XP Virtual Machine in an old machine of Windows 7 with VMware Workstation 7.0.  The hard drive is having some problems at times, so I thought that I could move the virtual machine on a new computer that has an OS 8.1 Windows and VMware Workstation 10.  For example, on the Windows 7 machine, I copied the directory with all the * .vm files and pasted into the machine to Windows 8. But when I tried to start VMware Workstation 10 in Windows 8 machine, I got the message "this virtual machine policies are too old to be run by this version of VMware."  I went to the knowledge base and used the solution described here: I've deleted the lines of three 'policy' of the .vmx file and added the suffix .ancien to the .vmpl file, which actually disabled.  Now, when I try to start the virtual machine, the black screen appears with the VMware logo in the Center and everything seems fine, but Windows XP starts.  And logo VMware guard churning away as in a continuous loop.  It is not easy to stop.  The only way to stop VMware is via the Task Manager or restart the machine.

  What must I do to get the Windows XP Pro VM to run in the new machine?

  VMWare technical support suggested that I have disable 3D acceleration (VM > settings > view and uncheck the box 3D graphics acceleration).  The virtual machine starts now with some minor problems, but it is usable.  But by closing accel 3D turns, in the words of the Technical Support Engineer, David, that there is "a problem with the graphics card not imitate or through its capacity to the virtual machine.  In other words do not support to the VM guest 3D acceleration. "My next step is to make sure that I have the updated driver for the Intel HD Graphics 4600 display adapter.

  Minor problems are:

  (1) the virtual machine works best in screen mode reduced.  There are a few problems speed mode full-screen.

  (2) the VM will still work after switching on of the host.  But after execution of the virtual machine, if power you the virtual machine and the release of VMware workstation, then later, start the workstation, the virtual machine will power not.

  To turn it on again you must out of VMware Workstation, disconnect the host machine and then reopen it in one.

• USB foot pedal problem (Infinity IN-USB-2): recognized by Windows but does not work on VMware Workstation 10

  When I connect an Infinity IN-USB-2 pedal for my guest Windows 7 Professional (on Ubuntu 14.04 and VMware Workstation 10.0.2), the pedal gets recognized by Windows and different applications, but by pressing the pedal itself has no effect.

  I downloaded a USB foot pedal Tester (http://vec-infinity-in-usb-1-foot-pedal-tester.soft112.com/) on the client and he acknowledged that the device is connected, but when I pressed on any of the three pedals, the tester has not detected the presses.

  I tried the pedal on a real Windows computer, and it worked fine.

  When I connect the pedals, even with the guest in the foreground, VMware Workstation will appear a dialog box:

  The specified device is claimed by another (usbhid) driver on the host operating system. The device can be used. To continue, the appliance will be first disconnected from its current driver. [Cancel] [OK]

  When I click 'OK', we state above: Windows recognizes that the device is connected, but foot-presses are not detected. My other USB devices are not pop this dialog box. (Click Cancel maintains the device disconnected from the guest.) I don't know if the dialog box is significant or a red herring.

  Here's what/var/log/syslog says when I connect the pedal with the Windows client in the foreground:

  kernel: [281434.822751] usb 2 - 1.7: new low speed USB device number 28 using ehci-pci

  kernel: [281434.920667] usb 2 - 1.7: new USB key found, idVendor is 05f3, idProduct = 00ff

  kernel: [281434.920672] usb 2 - 1.7: new USB device strings: Mfr = 1, product = 2, SerialNumber = 0

  kernel: [281434.920675] usb 2 - 1.7: product: pedal WITH USB

  kernel: [281434.920678] usb 2 - 1.7: manufacturer: VEC

  kernel: [281434.923852] entry: CVE CVE USB pedals as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1/2-1.7/2-1.7:1.0/input/input38

  kernel: [281434.924239] is hid-generic 0003:05F3:00FF.0016: entry, hiddev0, hidraw3: USB HID device v1.00 [CVE CVE USB pedals] on usb-0000:00:1d.0-1.7/input0

  PSG-probe: check the bus 2, device 28: ' / sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1/2-1.7 '.

  PSG-probe: bus: 2, device: 28 is not a MTP device

  And when I click on "OK" to the dialog, he said:

  kernel: [281480.324926] usb 2 - 1.7: reset low speed USB device number 28 using ehci-pci

  kernel: [281480.900448] usb 2 - 1.7: reset low speed USB device number 28 using ehci-pci

  When I unplug the device, it is said:

  kernel: [281517.582472] usb 2 - 1.7: unplug USB, the device number 28

  Thanks for the ideas on solving this problem.

  Answering my own question: I spoke with a salesman who told this pedal does not work on virtual machines for the following reason:

  These pedals are all just Universal USB controllers that require programs or applications to be able to see and recognize them for use. Because they are installed by the base of Windows and Generic USB devices drivers, they can not be seen my remote computers via USB sharing etc.

  They recommended using a hotkey program to work around the problem. I have not tried this solution, but bought a different pedal that works out of the box with VM: a vP-1 vPedal. Lower build quality than infinity (in my opinion) but it works perfectly.

  This is the idea of the key of the seller:

  I have a solution that will allow you to use the pedal as expected if the remote program who need to use supports the use of shortcut keys. For example, these pedals are commonly used with NCH Software Express Scribe professional software. This software can use either a pedal, or you can assign the playback functions to access keys. In the scenario you are talking you re Express Scribe on the remote computer to use keyboard shortcuts, you then install Pedalware (http://www.altoedge.com/pedalware/index.html), a free Windows only the foot pedal utility made by NCH Software, you then use the Pedalware utility to assign the buttons on the pedal of a keyboard shortcut that coincides with those remote program.

• VMWare Workstation 8 and/or Windows XP Mode

  Level of experience:: I am an expert on ESXi but know almost nothing on my computer.  I bought 6 Workstation and got a free upgrade to 6.5.  I created a virtual in Windows 2000 Server machine that our accounting is on and the accountant can join.  I just was clicking the shortcut VM since 2008 button to start the virtual machine.  I have heard of the unit, but do not completely understand.  I also know nothing about another XP mode that what I saw in a video online.  I know it is possible to install Workstation and Windows XP Mode, but the two cannot be active at the same time.

  The situation:  I have a new computer Dell laptop, M6600 w/i7 and Windows 7 64 Pro.  My old laptop has XP Pro 32.  I hae a development environment that I use which is 32 bits, but also uses some 16-bit utilities.  They have newer versions of the software, but it is less productive, and the old software generates 32 and 64 bit apps more efficiently, with fewer bugs and run much faster than my Microsoft .NET languages.  So, I maintain about 3 million lines of code in this language.  I have to say to anyone that is trying to maintain current information in two places and never have what it takes with you, so I want to move everything to the new laptop.  I need to be able to P2V and bring in the servers from client to the prototype network changes prior to deployment.  My ESXi boxes are through the VPN, so I need to do on the spot, and my laptop is what I bring to clients.  The new laptop has a quad i7 with 32 GB of RAM, 1 1/4 TB of disk space, consisting of a Crucial M4 512 GB SSD and Seagate Momentus 750, and eSata 3 and 3 USB ports.  Virtual machines will fall under Windows servers, Unix servers, and sometimes ESXi with UNIX VMs, which I know will be slow under the virtualized ESXi.

  Thoughts:  What first reading it sounded like XP Mode would be transparent and that the C drive of the XP Mode is drive C of the host.  I have since read this is not the case, and that it is just a virtual machine with its own virtual hard disk.  I learned that when you install an application in XP Mode, it appears on the menu Windows 7 64 start, and when you launch it, the application is running in a window on the Windows 7 Desktop, almost as if it were a native application in Windows 7.  It would be nice instead of dealing with another office.  Workstation, said it allows to import the virtual machine XP Mode, but can only run one copy at a time.  I thought that disappointment, that I would need to run more than one old app at a time, but then I thought about it, and I guess in XP mode, they are simply short several app out of the virtual machine even with XP Mode also.  If I could get the same behavior integrated 8 workstations that I can with the XP Mode, then I would reflect the OS disk to the new computer on a hot spare, install XP mode copy on the virtual machine, install the original disks, set up 8 Workstation, re-import the virtual hard drive in my computer and delete the virtual hard disk.  Then I wouldn't need to have two virtual environments that cannot play together.

  Issues related to the:
  1 Workstation 8, can I have applications in the menu start of Windows 7 64 embarking inside a virtual machine, without showing the desktop of the guest operating system, like I can with Windows XP Mode?  If the answer is Yes, it runs automatically launch the virtual machine where the app?
  2. If the answer to the point 1 is Yes, it is Windows XP Mode have all the advantages for me who don't Workstation 8?

  Thanks TONS!

  Workstation is not automatically add apps to the start menu of the host, but you can make them yourself.  When the virtual machine is in the mode of the unit, use the launch of the unit menu to navigate the start menu of the guest. Right click on the application shortcut and select 'Create shortcut on the desktop.'  You can also run the application, click its button on the taskbar, and then PIN to the taskbar.  You can then run the application later using these shortcuts, and workstation will start the virtual machine and Unity mode if necessary.

• VMWare Workstation 12 and 18 of Linux Mint (Ubuntu 16.04) and vmware tools or open-vmware-tools

  I created a new virtual machine using VMWare Workstation 12.1.1 build-3770994 with a guest OS from Linux Mint 18 (which is built on top of Ubuntu 16.04). I have two monitors on my system, the two 2560 x 1440. I am unable to get this virtual machine Linux Mint 18 to cover all of my two monitors when I disable "Accelerate 3D graphics" in my vm settings, I get an error. I have another Linux Mint 17 VM running on the same VMWare Workstation 12 on the same host machine from Windows 10 and it is able to expand on my two monitors very well with "Accelerate 3D graphics" disabled, but he does not open-vmware-tools.

  I have read instructions telling me to install open-vm-Tools-Office in this guest operating system of Linux Mint 18. I did it. Then I restart the guest operating system. When starting, I can click on 'Enter full screen mode' in my menu of VMWare Workstation, and the guest OS has a monitor as expected. When I then click on "Cycle multiple monitors", I get the following error. "The virtual machine could not be changed to the selected screen layout. If you add a monitor to the host computer, you must turn off and turn on the virtual machine to use this monitor. »

  

  I can optimize my VM to automatic adjustment, only one of my two screens, but not both. I tried to uninstall and reinstall open-vm-tools, open-vm-tools-desktop and restart. I tried to use /vmware-tools-distrib/vmware-install.pl's original vmware tools and who does not work either.

  In my vmware.log, I get these two lines that occur when I get the above error.

  2016 07-12 T 15: 43:19.068 - 06:00 | MKS | I125: ToolsSetDisplayTopology: send rpcMsg = 1 DisplayTopology_Set, 0 0 2560 1440

  2016 07-12 T 15: 43:24.768 - 06:00 | MKS | I125: ToolsSetDisplayTopology: rpcMsg sending = DisplayTopology_Set 2, 0 0 2560 1440, 2560 0 2560 1440

  2016 07-12 T 15: 43:24.853 - 06:00 | vCPU-1 | I125: TOOLS of the call to DisplayTopology_Set failed.

  When I activate "Accelerate 3D graphics" with the configuration described above, I am able to use both of my monitors. Why is this the case?

  I think remember having to disable "Accelerate 3D graphics" in my Linux Mint 17 comments vm because it would crash randomly. I try to run this VM Linux Mint 18 with 3D acceleration and see if it crashes, but why is there a difference with spanning multiple monitors?

  Thank you.

  I didn't experience this problem for a few weeks. I don't have a definitive answer to my original problem.

  I installed Mate instead of cinnamon 3 to my MINT 18. Then, I created a new VM with Ubuntu Gnome 3 16.04 running as the OF. I did have problems with both approaches. I also tried using Firefox as my main browser instead of Chrome, as I read that Chrome can have problems of memory. It could be a combination of several of these changes that have allowed me to work without problems.

  Knowing what I know now, I think the move away from cinnamon 3 is what seems to have fixed my problems. I can certainly say that you use Firefox consumes less memory, as I can monitor the monitor system under Ubuntu. Chrome would eventually eat all my system memory, that I could see. The extent of the why? I'm not sure at this point.

• Interwoven VMware Workstation clients and 64-bit.

  I found a lot of information on nested ESXi, but nothing useful on desktop. Instructions for ESXi doesn't really work with all upwards I'm reaching for the unknown me reason.

  Here's what I'm trying to do:

  Few comments x 64 (Win7, Linux, any other OS)

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  VMware Workstation 10

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  Windows 7 x 64 virtual office

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  vSphere 5.5 Ent more

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  Dell PowerEdge R720 with all the

  Things of virtualization enabled.

  We will be deployed in the near future of VDI and I would like to provide users who have and use the workstation software work with Virtual Office almost identical to their current work stations.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  P. S.

  Their virtual machines running in vSphere, and by giving them access to that and ditching Workstation is not an option, or a workstation connection to vSphere.

  I added vhv.allow = "TRUE" in the configuration of VMware and restarted host without success.

  By using the web client, go to the settings screen of the processor for the external client to Windows 7. Check the box "Expose hardware support for virtualization to the guest operating system."  Guest must be turned off when you make this change.

• VmWare Workstation 8 and no 64-bit support

  First of all. I'm sorry for my bad English.

  My hardware:

  ASUS Sabertooth X 58 Mainboard

  Intel Core i7 950 CPU

  12 GB of Ram

  Under a Windows 7 Ultimate (latest patches installed)

  In the Bios is VT ENABELT

  My problem is that since a little day invited VMware Server as me as my PC dosnt support 64-Bit operating system.

  Follow them Info box introduce yourself a way:

  Virtualization software is Incompatible with the long Mode on this platform, the virtual machine will not be able to run 64-bit code.

  So I have a w2k8 R2 on my server and it runns fine until the error message.

  I hope you can help me quickly while im doing certificate MCITP training and Certification tests in 4 weeks and I neet training

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Sorry if I post in the wrong Thread.

  There are a few days ago a user had problems with 64-bit VM too well that VT has been activated. Perhaps the cause (and the resolution/workaround) are the same.

  According to Re: comments 8 and 64-bit Workstation bits in the vmware.log indicate that VT - x is turned on.

  2011 09-23 T 23: 21:35.610 + 02:00 | VMX | I120: Common: MSR 0x3a = 0x5

  Bit 0 and bit 2 are defined.

  So maybe jmattson workaround provided in the mentioned discussion can help.

  Add the following line to C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Workstation\config.ini:

  hv.assumeEnabled = TRUE
  

  André

• VMWare Workstation 8 and 9

  I can install Workstation 8 and 9 on the same PC (Windows XP SP3 home edition).

  Reason:

  I have a VM that work perfectly on Workstation 8 and I buy upgrade and update Workstation 8 to 9 of the workstation to create a new Virtual Machine with Windows 8.

  This new machine works fine, but the old machine did not start with the following message:

  "This virtual machine policies are too old to be run by this version of VMware Workstation. Contact your system administrator. »

  I use all of the solutions found on the community, but all have failed and is important for me to use this old virtual machine.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  You can install only one version of workstation on your computer.

  Have you tried to create a new virtual machine in the workstation 9 and configure it to use the old existing VMDK from the virtual machine to see if it boots?

  Concerning

• VMware Workstation 7 and Modem USB Huawei E1550 broadband

  I have Modem Huawei E1550 Broadband USB.

  I install the software and it works fine without problem.

  When I connect the Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 identify two piece of hardware (CD-ROM and 3 G USB Modem).

  I install VMware Workstation 7.

  Windows 7 stop identify Modem USB when I connect it and when I try to quit after removing the USB Modem, he never stop

  I'm trying to uninstall VMware workstation 7

  The return of the Modem to work.

  I install VMware Workstation 7 again.

  The modem stop to rework

  What should I do to work around this problem?

  As a test, you can re - install vmware workstation (the latest version) and after the installation if you meet him problem go to Microsft services

  > Start > run > servics.msc

  find the Vmware USB arbitration service

  Double-click on > Startup Type > set to manual > click stop > OK

  Now, make sure your devices are running, or you can always restart as well.  Now, you will not be able to use "pass through" for your virtual machines, but this seems to be a bug known, and currently no ETA

  Now, for a permanent solution to the users have restarted no problem with the help of Vmware Workstation 6.5 - this thread also covers this:

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/243363?start=15&TSTART=0

  See you soon,.

  Chad King

  VCP-410. Server +.

  Twitter: http://twitter.com/cwjking

  If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points marking the answer correct or useful

• VMWare Workstation, VM and Acronis TruImage question converter?

  Ask a question about the latest version of VMWare Workstation V.  7.1.3 along with the latest version of the VM converter. This version has it can import an Acronis TruImage 10 (.tib) file and change it to a virtual machine. I tried this Win7, WinVista and WinXP running without success.

  VMWare VCenter Converter Standalone v.  4.3.0 when used to try to convert a backup returns TruImage 10 "source parameters are invalid", but does not offer a method of changing the settings of the source.

  During an attempt to 'import' TruImage 10 files in VMWare Workstation v.7.1.3 the conversion wizard returns a "failed to load the VM source or image." The file may be corrupt, or a format not supported. »

  The image files are not corrupt and TruImage backup and restore work correctly with files tested image. Rooms chat VM mention some possible solutions, but they are long and not really practical long term since VM wants to work with these images.

  A someone that has tried these conversions and found a successful solution.

  Thank you

  That's right, that the converter does not support certain versions of Acronis.

  of http://www.vmware.com/support/converter/doc/conv_sa_43_rel_notes.html

  Acronis True Image Echo 9.1, 9.5 and Acronis True Image 10.0, 11.0 (product Home)

  With versions not supported (such as 2010 and 2011), you can follow the suggestion of continuum.

  André