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The next day the client iMac could not connect to the static up of the Dell server. They set the Dell to a static IP address.

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My Dental Stephen Fassman DMDPC, 35 Eat 35t St, Ew York, Y 10016 co had to do a new install if all server and network apps on the dell, and new network cluent app on my iMac running 19.11, Fusion 7.1 Pro, win pro. My business apps server is a NEE Dell PC running W10home. That fixed the problem and VMware could actually detect the tools, but my mouse is still not properly usable.Īny ideas on what to try? Let me know if any additional information would be useful.

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When I first tried setting up the VM, VMware Tools was busted, so I used this: GitHub - rasa/vmware-tools-patches: Patch and build VMware tools automatically It still works, it just doesn't display a mouse anymore. Whichever monitor I was interacting with when I set 'Always optimize the mouse for games' will have a cursor that functions correctly, but moving it to either of my other monitors makes it invisible. When I enable this setting, besides making my mouse movement strange, it makes the cursor vanish whenever I move it to another monitor. I've seen this same issue in a large number of other threads when I googled it, but everyone says that their problems are resolved by switching to 'Always optimize the mouse for games'. My mouse cursor is offset from its actual position quite a bit. I just got VMWare Fusion today and attempted to install a Debian 9 image with Cinnamon on it. Wondering if anyone else is seeing this? Thoughts anyone?

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This would seem to suggest some sort of race (or deadlock) condition in Apple's update logic for 10.13.3. Good news - this is easily and 100% re-creatable. The symptoms are similar to those reported by cragsdale1 in this thread but without FileVault in the guest VM. If I configure the VM with 4 vCPU's, and nvram boot-args='-v', the restart will sometimes complete, but still sometimes hangs. If I configure the VM with 4 vCPU's the update installation process will hang (as described above). If I configure the VM with only 1 vCPU, the update installation completes successfully every time. I snapshot'd the VM before proceeding to the installation of the 10.13.3 update, so that I could run a number of different test permutations, reverting back to the snap shot between each test.

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To eliminate other variables (like 3rd party software, drivers, etc) I've created a new/fresh High Sierra 10.13 guest VM (Just an OS, no other software in the VM).

The host OS shows that the VM is using 100% of one CPU core (apparently in a tight loop). At this point the restart process is hung (I've left it sit like this for many hours). Upon restarting, the progress bar advances, the VM reboots again, the progress bar advances again, and eventually the progress bar disappears and all I see is a dark screen with an white apple logo. the update downloads fine, and then the update's installation process initiates a reboot of the VM. Whilst updating a guest VM running High Sierra 10.13 to 10.13.3. I have High Sierra (10.13.3) host OS running Fusion 10.1.1 on a late 2011 MBP.

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Also, I never had this problem before until I upgraded from Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro (via VMware fusion). Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated as I am a CPA coming up on busy season, and work from home often. I apologize if this is hard to understand, it is a really strange occurrence.

This only occurs when I remote in via Splashtop. Switch back to the monitor with VMWare/Windows and the mouse does not work. I have multiple monitors on the host computer, and when I switch to the other monitor (that does not have Vmware open) the mouse works fine. Mouse pointer works fine, then as soon as I log in to Windows, mouse pointer disappears and only keyboard works. However, when I remote to my computer from home (iMac is work computer, and I use Splashtop Business to remote in) everything works fine on the remote computer, until I open VMware to run Windows. While working on the machine, my mouse pointer has been frequently blinking. On my iMac I have Windows 10 installed on VMware fusion (whatever the current version is). Really strange issue that I cannot figure out for the life of me.